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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Analytics360] [Plugin: Analytics360] Google Authentication ErrorJust to give everyone a heads up, we are in the process of reworking the plugin to function a little better with the new Google APIs. I can’t provide an ETA, yet, but it’s definitely an ongoing process.
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Hey there!
It sounds like the host that’s being used isn’t allowing the outbound call to be made. Therefore, MailChimp isn’t able to verify the API key and producing that error. Unfortunately, in this case, your best bet would probably be to get in touch with the host to see if they’re blocking any sort of outbound traffic or calls.
Additionally, you might be able to test the connectivity (and API Key) by setting up a local installation of WordPress and using the same API Key.
If you do have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to give us a shout!
Awesome! Glad to help. 🙂
Happy to help, James!
Let us know if we can help with anything else. 🙂
Hey there, David!
The easiest way to do that sort of thing is to include the shortcode for the plugin. Here’s the instructions from the “Installation” page:
If you are using WordPress v2.8 or higher, you can use the short-code:
[mailchimpsf_form]If you are adding it inside a php code block, pop this in:
mailchimpSF_signup_form();Or, if you are dropping it in between a bunch of HTML, use this:
<?php mailchimpSF_signup_form(); ?>Let us know if we can assist in any other way!
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Hey there!
I’m not real clear on what the request is here. Would you mind clarifying for me, a bit?
If you’re looking to style things, in-depth, the best way to do that is to isolate the specific classes and ids with a tool like “Firebug” for Firefox or Chrome’s “Developer Tools”. You can then add the corresponding styling to your Style.css file.
If I’m way off the mark here, let me know and I’ll be happy to follow-up!
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Hey again!
Sorry, I missed a critical step there, you’ll also want to update the .mo file, as well. The easiest way to do that is to use POEdit (linked in the “other notes” area). Once you upload the PO and MO files, you should be good to go!
Here’s how things looked on my end:
Screenshot — http://cl.ly/image/311f1Q210I0J
Hey there, James!
Excellent question. 🙂
Your best bet is going to be to edit the PO file that comes with the plugin. From there, you’ll be able to rewrite the error or success messages and re-upload the file. Check out this general information on translating the plugin:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mailchimp/other_notes/
Give us a shout if we can assist in any other way!
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Hey there!
If I’m understanding things correctly, you’re wanting to give your subscribers a link to download a file after they’ve subscribed to your list?
If that’s the case, then this isn’t necessarily limited to the plugin’s functionality! Check out this Knowledge Base article about this very thing:
I want to send a report/file/mp3/video to people who sign up for my list.: http://eepurl.com/gYZQ
Essentially, you’ll need to edit your forms on the MailChimp side of things.
Let us know if we can assist in any other way. 🙂
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Hey there, Linda!
No worries. If you’re wanting to add a little space between the submit button and the last input area, the easiest way is going to be to add a little extra styling to your site’s CSS. Essentially, you’ll want to add a “margin-top” style specifically for the submit button’s id/class:
#mc_signup_submit.button { margin-top: 15px; }That should give you something that looks like this:
Screenshot — http://cl.ly/image/2c0Q0w2I0t34
You can always change the 15px margin to something else, so feel free to play around with it until you get a look that you like. 🙂
If we can assist in any other way, don’t be a stranger!
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Hey there!
Just to make sure I’m understanding correctly, you’re looking for a little space between the bottom of the field and the label for the following line, correct?
If so, you should be able to add a margin-bottom style to the proper id and class for the field inputs.
#mc_signup_form .mc_input { margin-bottom: XXpx; }Where “XX” is whatever looks good to you. In Chrome, I added a 15 px margin which gave things a little breathing room:
Before — http://cl.ly/image/3R1K3K202a1N
After — http://cl.ly/image/1I3K1X0B0v23
Let us know if we can help in any other way!
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Analytics360] Analytics360 data not loading: Google API Rate Limit ExceededWhoops… that wasn’t supposed to post just yet.
I’m going to pass that information along to our developers to have a closer look at things. While i can’t provide an ETA, we definitely want to get this straightened out ASAP.
If we can help with anything else, please don’t hesitate to give us a shout.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Analytics360] Analytics360 data not loading: Google API Rate Limit ExceededAppreciated it!
Hey again!
Unfortunately, the only immediate solution would be to forego the plugin and instead go with MailChimp’s embedded form.
How can I add my signup form to my website?: http://eepurl.com/gOGN
Definitely not ideal in this case, but, it will allow you some more flexibility as the code is directly editable and style-able (is that even a word?) right there in the editor.
If there’s anything else we might be able to help with, give us a shout.
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Woohoo!
Glad to hear it! 🙂