Andy Cook
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Hi Phil –
Thanks for the positive vibes. Leadin can replace “some” of the methods you use to push contacts to MailChimp. We currently don’t offer input-field-based triggers or Group functionality in MailChimp, so the short answer is no, you can’t replace all the other methods you’re currently using.
We are working hard to improve the product though and input-field-triggered rules + Grouping functionality in MailChimp might be features we add in the future.
Hope this answers all your questions and please do let me know if there are any more I can answer for you. Cheers!
Hi,
Sorry for the issue. To start debugging, what version of Leadin are you using?
Thanks!
Unfortunately we don’t integrate with InfusionSoft right now, but you’re definitely not the first person to request that feature.
To be honest, I think the best way to integrate with external CRMs in the future is through Zapier, and unfortunately we’re not able to set up the necessary endpoints for their service with the way LeadIn stores data.
Eventually our plan is to offer an external data sync API to LeadIn.com which would let us setup Zapier and we can pump data into a slew of CRMs they support. I’ll mark you down as a user to specifically contact when that feature exists, but it’s not going to be for a long while.
Also, sorry I don’t have a better solution for you right now! We’re a small two-man team with limited development resources and most of our customers don’t use or can’t afford CRMs like InfusionSoft, so we have to prioritize other features before CRM integrations. I hope you understand and please let me know if you have anymore questions.
Cheers!
Hi there –
After taking a quick look at my Javascript console on your site it seems like the admin-ajax.php file isn’t loading correctly. Do you have another plugin that is throwing an internal PHP error that could be breaking Leadin?
The other issue that might have happened is it’s possible that Leadin didn’t create the necessary MySQL tables during the initial install. Can you check your MySQL database to see if the following tables exist:
li_leads
li_pageviews
li_submissions
li_tags
li_tag_relationshipsThanks!
Not yet – but we’re working on figuring out a way to make this possible. I’ll circle back with you as we figure out how we’re going to do this on the front end.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HubSpot All-In-One Marketing - Forms, Popups, Live Chat] Error MysqlIs this a new development or did it just happen after the latest updates?
It’s possible that your Leadin tables didn’t properly create themselves on the initial install.
Also, are you running WordPress Multisite?
If you could take a look in the database and check to see if the following tables exist that’ll be a good start to helping me debug this for you:
li_leads
li_pageviews
li_submissions
li_tags
li_tag_relationshipsThanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HubSpot All-In-One Marketing - Forms, Popups, Live Chat] Get ResponseWe’re hoping to have this out in the next two weeks. Sorry for the delay. Our small two-person team is working as fast as possible to get features like this one out into the wild. We appreciate your support and patience, and we’ll have this out soon!
Awesome – glad you got it working.
Sorry I never responded – I saw your original message than your follow up so I assumed you were all set.
Cheers!
Hi there –
Not right now, but that is a feature we’re thinking about baking in the popup power-up soon. What value would you like to shorten the appearance time to if you don’t mind me asking?
No worries and glad you were able to get it working! I’m going to mark this ticket as resolved and please let me know if you run into any more issues or have any more questions.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Unable to run any updatesHi Simon –
You can “force deactivate” the plugin two ways:
1. Log in to your server via FTP and navigate to /wp-content/plugins/ and delete the all-in-one-event-calendar folder. When you load the plugins page, WordPress will realize the plugin is missing and deactivate it.
2. If you don’t have FTP access but have database access, you can actually deactivate plugins by editing the “active_plugins” value in the wp_options table. To find it, you can run this SQL command:
SELECT * FROM wp_options WHERE option_name = ‘active_plugins’;
The easiest thing to do is just deactivate all your plugins by running the below SQL query so you can at least get to the plugins page, delete the All-in-One Event Calendar, then bulk reactivate all your plugins that you were using.
UPDATE wp_options SET option_value = ” WHERE option_name = ‘active_plugins’;
Hopefully this is helpful and allows you to get back into your plugins page. Let me know if you have any questions.
Cheers,
– Andy Cook
LeadinHmm – that’s a weird error that I haven’t seen before. Do you mind checking a few things for me:
1. Is cURL enabled on your server?
The Leadin Connect power-ups require cURL to hit the email APIs properly. Can you check if cURL is enabled on your server? Here’s a bit of PHP code that’ll help you check it. You should be able to just create a PHP file, upload it to your server and open it in your browser.
<?php if ( function_exists('curl_version') ) { echo "this is enabled"; // will do an action } else { echo "this is disabled"; // will do another action } ?>2. Is your MailChimp API key correctly copied into the Leadin Settings page?
Sometimes it gets pasted incorrectly because there’s a dash in the MailChimp API key, so if you double click it, you won’t copy the entire key.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HubSpot All-In-One Marketing - Forms, Popups, Live Chat] Visitor TrackerHi there –
Thanks for the idea and great question. So doing this inside of the actual plugin’s UI is not possible. However, Leadin does store all of this data by default – we just chose not to show it originally. If you’re comfortable running MySQL statements I could write out some queries to pull this data manually if you really need it.
We may change Leadin in the future to surface anonymous visitor information. I’ll talk with my team about this idea and circle back here with what we decide.
Cheers,
– AndyHmmm… well that’s definitely a bug! Sorry for the issue. I’ll take a look at the database query logic tomorrow morning to check if there’s any holes in the statements that might allow these values through then circle back with more questions if I have any for you. Thanks for your patience.
No – that’s not intentional at all and it sounds like a bug. All your Contact Form 7 leads should be saved under the default “Contacts” label.
To start debugging this one can you please send me a link to your website that contains your Contact Form 7 form?
Thanks!