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  • Thread Starter galliweb

    (@galliweb)

    Hey Mihaela

    thanks for your answer and sorry for the late reply.
    I did that and it didn′t work. The stars are still empty.

    If it is a compatibility issue, how could I fix this? Do you know of a commonly used quick fix when icons aren′t displayed correctly?

    Thread Starter galliweb

    (@galliweb)

    Hello there, we finally found the source of the error. It had something to do with a new feature that was added to do “POST” requests in the form plugin. That′s why it stopped working. I tested your plugin on different sites and it worked fine.

    Thank you for your effort and time. It was like finding a piece of sand in a desert :S

    Thread Starter galliweb

    (@galliweb)

    No I can′t make that the Mailchimp for WordPress Shortcode is not within another form.

    It has to be in the multi step form. And it worked before, over a year. Exactly as it is now. But it stopped working and I don′t know why.

    So it can′t be the problem that it is within another <form> tag, because it worked before.

    Thread Starter galliweb

    (@galliweb)

    Hey there, thank you for your reply.

    I didn′t see that button first.
    Yeah we are able to add the interest group via form builder.

    I just created a new form and only added the fields via form builder and then tested again. I still can′t submit the form. The browser errors still appear.

    I inserted only the buttons in the form builder and didn′t change the markup. The errors still appear.

    I didn′t copy the form over from MailChimp. I added it via form builder and gave the form some markup in order to be able to style it properly via css.

    <div class="mc-ec-form">
        <input class="mc-input" type="text" name="FNAME" placeholder="Dein Vorname" required>  
        <input class="mc-input" type="email" name="EMAIL" placeholder="Deine E-Mail Adresse" required>
    	<input type="hidden" name="INTERESTS[772a6cf830]" value="Frauen Muskelaufbau">
        <input type="hidden" name="GESCHLECHT" value="eine Frau">
        <p class="checktext mc-checkbox-text">
        <input class="check mc-checkbox" name="_mc4wp_agree_to_terms" type="checkbox" value="1" required>E-Mail Kontakt zustimmen</p>
        <input class="mc-submit" type="submit" value="Anmelden">
    </div>

    The fields name=”EMAIL”, name=”FNAME”, name=”INTERESTS[772a6cf830]”, name=”GESCHLECHT”, name=”_mc4wp_agree_to_terms” and the type=”submit” button are all added via buttons in the form builder.

    So I′m not sure what causes the error. I asked the dev of the super forms plugin and he said it is an error triggered from the MC for WordPress plugin.

    Your plugin worked before so I′m not sure what happened after the migration to a new site. it′s a 1 to 1 copy with the exact same domain.

    Thread Starter galliweb

    (@galliweb)

    hey there, thanks for your reply.

    in order to see the mc form, you have to choose some steps in the multi step form. In the last step, there is the mc form.

    based on the selection of the steps, there appears a different mc form in the last step. There are 8 different mc forms possible to appear in the last step.

    I can′t build the code only in your plugin due to that hidden field that I can′t select and embed in the plugin.
    <input type="hidden" name="INTERESTS[772a6cf830]" value="Frauen Abnehmen">

    And it worked before so I′m not sure why it stopped working.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by galliweb. Reason: precision
    • This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by galliweb.

    You can just change the references or delete the links in the file-editor.
    You click on a reference > then click on edit > then edit it in the editor and then you have to press save on the right side. Now it should be changed.
    Works for me all the time. Hope this helps.

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