Andy Cook

I just wanted to follow up that we implemented #1 from your list by adding three new contact status types – lead, contacted, and customer.

We also stopped automatically bucketing all non-subscriber + non-commenter contacts as leads, and you can manually move each uncategorized contact into whatever list you’d like.

For #2, we recently added filters so you can create lists of contacts that viewed a specific page or submitted a form on a specific page.

We have a few features and integrations in our roadmap before we’ll be implementing MailPoet, but it’s on out list.

I’m going to mark this ticket as resolved and add you to the list people users to notify if we do a MailPoet integration.

Both of these issues should be fixed in LeadIn 1.2.0 and you should be able to resolve them both by upgrading to the latest version.

I have my fingers crossed the upgrade will solve the activation problems, and please email if you run into any snags – andy@leadin.com

Sorry about the issue and thanks for sharing the error. I know why the PHP error is being thrown and will included a fix in the next release of LeadIn, which should be out by the end of the week.

I’ll help you debug why the contacts aren’t storing once we get the plugin up and running correctly on your site. Thanks for your patience and we’ll get these problems fixed as soon as possible.

Resolved this issue outside the support forums.

Just to make this public knowledge, the issue here ended up being a problem with WordPress’s front-end Ajax calls not working with WordPress admin dashboards secured by SSL.

We’re working on a fix for this problem and should have a patch in the plugin for WordPress sites running SSL in the next week or so.

Hi jimbtek –

Sorry for the issues. Do you minding emailing andy@leadin.com a link to your site so I can take a look to try to diagnose what might be happening?

HI Marco –

Sorry about the issue. Do you mind taking a screenshot of the activation page print out and sending it to andy@leadin.com?

Thanks,
– Andy