Multiple newsletter pages

  • Resolved eupalinos

    (@eupalinos)


    10 years, 7 months ago

    Hello, Eventualo.

    In the end I managed to style the radio buttons as I wanted.

    I have another question, though.

    Is it possible to have two newsletter pages? At the moment, only one page can be specified in GENERAL –> SUBSCRIPTION SETTINGS
    I’m plannning to have two different layouts for two different subscription pages, one in English and one in Italian, but if I copy the code [ALO-EASYMAIL-PAGE] to the second page, your script doesn’t seem to work anymore, and no “alo_easymail_widget_feedback” text appears in the page not listed in the settings.

    (I know I have to hide some lists on each page, but I already managed to do that.)

    The widget on the homepage always works no matter which subscription page I choose in the settings, so maybe making the second subscription page as a second widget would work?

    Thanks.

    Marco.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/alo-easymail/

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  • Thread Starter eupalinos

    (@eupalinos)

    10 years, 7 months ago

    Basically, I was wondering if I could have:

    [ALO-EASYMAIL-PAGE-1] on the first (English) newsletter page, and
    [ALO-EASYMAIL-PAGE-2] on the second (Italian) newsletter page, without touching the lists and have the php engine work all the same.

    Could this be done using the mu-plugin resource?

    Thank you.

    M.

    Plugin Author eventualo

    (@eventualo)

    10 years, 7 months ago

    At the moment it’s not possible to include the shortcode in pages other than the page set in settings (usually the Newsletter page).

    But you can include the form directly inside the php theme templates, using the_widget():
    http://www.eventualo.net/blog/easymail-newsletter-for-developers/#tutorial-formintemplate

    So, your scenario could be:
    – the standard Newsletter page, with shortcode;
    – the form included in some php theme templates, using the_widget();
    – be careful: you shouldn’t use the standard widget, or at least you have to disable it on pages with templates using the_widget(), otherwise the forms cannot work properly.

    I hope it helps.

    Thread Starter eupalinos

    (@eupalinos)

    10 years, 7 months ago

    Hey, good thinking, I totally missed that.

    I’m getting it cranked soon, and I will inform you of my progress.

    Any idea of how I could send a custom activation email using a php/html + activation link shortcode in a mu-plugin file?

    Sorry if I’m pestering you, but I’m trying to ask as few questions as possible.

    Regards.

    Marco.

    Thread Starter eupalinos

    (@eupalinos)

    10 years, 7 months ago

    Thank you, Alessandro, this worked like a charm!

    Templates are useful. I can also add the “text-replace” function to the template for localizations, and probably for a localized activation email function, too.

    You can mark this thread as solved.

    Thanks!

    M.

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