[Resolved] MailPoet Newsletters

[gronix]

Hello! I use the plugin MailPoet Newsletters. I added the widget for subscription form at footer area. My problem: when I type in the boxe some adres e-mail, there is no communicate in style “check your e-mail box to approve your subscription”. The settings of this plugin are correct.

[Tom]

Have you checked with their support to see if others have experienced this?

I can’t think of anything that GP is doing that would cause a plugin conflict with MailPoet.

Let me know if you find anything – if it’s GP then I’ll figure it out and fix it 🙂

[gronix]

I installed other plugin for MailChimp. There is the same problem. Both plugin use Javascript.

[gronix]

Which plugin for newsletter do you recommend? 🙂

[Tom]

Either should work fine with GP – not sure what’s happening on your end.

Have you tried grabbing the embed code from MailChimp and pasting it into a regular text widget? This eliminates the need for a plugin altogether.

Let me know 🙂

[gronix]

I used the plugin “ALO EasyMail Newsletter” and it works 🙂

[Tom]

Awesome 🙂

[James]

I too, was using MailPoet and really liked it. I found that after entering an email address, the sign-up widget ‘disappears’, but the subscription notification still goes out.

[Tom]

I’ll look into this.

[James]

I actually got the PHP code to work in a text widget. Found some tips here: http://support.mailpoet.com/knowledgebase/subscription-forms/#subscription-forms-shortcode

[Tom]

Found the bug here.

The widget is working, but once submitted shows a message with the class .updated.

This class is used in the theme to display when a post was last updated for Google, but is set to display:none.

I’ve made it more specific so it doesn’t hide the message from MailPoet.

Will be fixed in the next release.

Thanks!

[James]

Great work, Tom!

[Tom]

To fix right now, this CSS can be added:

.widget_wysija .updated {
      display: block;
}

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