jpowersdev

Hi @shivaji,

Thanks for the update!

Let me know if you need anything else,
Jon

Hey @kindnessville,

In the example code you would change 111111 to the id of the CF7 form, and you’d change 12345 to the id of the group in mailchimp.

You can simply repeat that if statement with more combinations of CF7 ID / Mailchimp Group ID if you want to support more than one mapping.

If you have a lot of them, something like this might be cleaner:

function cf7_change_MC_groups( $data, $type, $list_id, $integration_vars ){
    // Get your form id
    $cf7_form_id = isset( $_POST['_wpcf7'] ) && ! empty( $_POST['_wpcf7'] )
                 ? filter_var( $_POST['_wpcf7'], FILTER_SANITIZE_NUMBER_INT )
                 : 0;

    $mapping = array(
        // 'contact_form_7_id' => 'mailchimp_group_id'
        11111 => 11,
        11112 => 12
    );

    foreach ($mapping as $key => $val) {
        // If form id is desired id
        if ( (int) $cf7_form_id === $key ) {
            // Add your desired group id
            $data['interests'] = array( $val );
            break;
        }    
    }

    // Return the form data
    return $data;
}

add_filter( 'yikes-mailchimp-checkbox-integration-body', 'cf7_change_MC_groups' );

Let me know if that helps,
Jon

Hi @puresoftrob,

I understand, that makes sense. I’ll wait for your update.

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @mnelson4,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention! I agree, that selector is much too broad. I’ll work on a resolution, and I think your suggestion will do the job.

Thanks,
Jon

@marc59,

Excellent! Glad to hear it.

Let us know if you need anything else,
Jon

Hi @serhatc,

This is a little beyond what we can effectively troubleshoot using the free forums. If you could please send us a message through our website, we’d be happy to take a deeper look for you.

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @blazmate,

You’re right, and this is on our radar with regards to future improvements. Thank you for expressing your interest in those features.

For the time being, a combination of using a child theme and some of our available hooks should allow you to customize the behavior to suit your needs.

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @marc59,

I didn’t, I’m sorry. Thank you for replying to the thread.

I’m not sure why that code didn’t work, but I decided to throw together a simplified version.

document.body.addEventListener('click', function(event){
    if (event.target.hash && event.target.hash.includes('tab-title')){
        // Ignore other click events
        event.preventDefault();

        // Set up variables
        const tabTitleName = event.target.hash.replace('#', '');
        const tabName = tabTitleName.replace('title-', '');
        const tabTitle = document.getElementById(tabTitleName);
        const tab = document.getElementById(tabName);

        // Click on tab title to display tab
        tabTitle.getElementsByTagName('a')[0].click();

        // Scroll to tab
        jQuery('html, body').animate({
            scrollTop: tab.offsetTop
        }, 300);
    }
});

Let me know if that helps,
Jon