MembershipWorks

Hi cassienbeyer!

This is exactly what we wrote the plugin for… we use this plugin all the time on our customer websites to redirect old urls, like the ones you have, to the new urls.

Are you running a caching plugin or any other sort of caching system (eg CloudFlare)? You will need to clear the cache if you are. Otherwise, try adding another/different widget to the sidebar and see if you are actually adding it to the correct sidebar.

I apologize about not responding sooner. I have encountered this issue once, and everything works as soon as you reset or change your password with Constant Contact. I cannot replicate what conditions under which this problem occurs. My current hypothesis is that Constant Contact will block API calls on your account if any API calls in the past were made with an incorrect password.

Hi! Use this CSS to override the style applied by your theme:

#sidebar .widget_sf_widget_constantcontact .input[type=”text”] {width:160px}

The data is stored in the WordPress wp_options table, which should provide a ~4GB limit on the value, so it should handle well over 332 redirects. What actually happens when you try to save more than 332 redirects, are you able to add it on the user interface but it simply ignores the additional entries when you save?

Hi! To center the submit button, center the text in the widget and then add the css to left align the paragraphs:

.widget_sf_widget_constantcontact,#sf_shortcode_constantcontact_0_form{text-align:center}
.widget_sf_widget_constantcontact p,#sf_shortcode_constantcontact_0_form p{text-align:left}

You cannot use css to add placeholder text, but you can do that by editing the plugin file itself, by adding placeholder=”…” appropriately for each input. However, note that IE8 and IE9 do not support HTML5 placeholders, so a large chunk of your web visitors won’t be able to see those placeholders. The only way to make it truly cross-browser would require some javascript listeners…

Hi,

I am unable to edit the plugin, can you make the Redirect List plugin files writable so I can edit them from WordPress? Or I would need to be able to upload a new plugin, but a FTP password is required…