mc_jesse

If you can get your host to post details that cause them to believe that, we can look into it. Without that, the validity of that description is highly suspect.

First try turning on/off the “custom styling” option to see if that makes a difference. If it doesn’t, you’ll want to turn that option off and then write your own CSS to format/layout the generated form.

Ok, what version of PHP5?

That file wasn’t included until v1.2.2, so you can likely just go back to 1.2.1 assuming you just upgraded this morning. However it also doesn’t have any syntax errors in the package available for download.

It’s also happening with the official Mailchimp plugin

That statement makes me worry me that you are mixing multiple things up. The error message you posted is from our official plugin. That plugin is also the only one that will have that file.

What version of PHP are you running? I didn’t test v1.2.2 of the plugin against PHP4 and don’t have that handy, so I’m going to guess that may be the issue. If that’s the issue, you can download v1.2.1 and it should work.

If not, it sounds like you somehow got an incomplete version of the plugin. I just downloaded it and am not getting any errors (with PHP5), so if that’s the case a fresh download might fix it.

Typically that means that your PHP config is not setup to allow you to make outbound HTTP requests. You should contact your hosting provider or system administrator, let them know you need to be able to do that, and see what they say.

I can’t really answer that with any sort of accuracy since things may change from theme to theme. You’ll definitely need all of the embed code we give you to appear in full on every page and you may want to separate the javascript and html.

The WP Plugin and the Embed code form are completely different and not related in any way. You should be using one or the other.

I just tried that and it worked fine. Maybe you fixed a javascript conflict? Or do you have steps that reproduce the issue?

Currently there is no public unsubscribe link to MailChimp

That’s probably not true. If the double optin process is used, the confirmation emails and welcome emails should contain something similar. If it’s not and autochimp supports just sending the welcome email, that likely has the unsub link as well.

I’m certain it’s b/c they are both using the MCAPI wrapper class we provide without namespacing it. It’s on our list to rename the class in ours since others have just dropped it into their plugins as well. The next release of the Signup Form plugin should have that included.

However, it’s an issue that will continue to be seen as other plugins do the same thing.

The only plugin I’m aware of that does something like that is
autochimp.

I’d imagine s2member could be modified to do that, too, if you have resources to do the development.

Unhide the menu on the left where you just have images and you’ll clearly see the one labeled “Settings”. Alternately, mouse over the images until you see it.

Meh, I said “Plugins” when I meant “Settings”. You should find settings for a bunch of other plugins when you open that menu.

That’s where the settings are. Maybe a screenshot will help?

Yes, you can. The code is all included when the page is rendered which is how you found the input element you referenced.