mtlsam

When using that exact text, it shows to the default translation you have for that text, but I’m not seeing how to replace this text with my own sentence for both languages. Where would I do that, that doesn’t result in the initial problem? Thanks.

For example, even if I apply a string translation in WPML to the default “Sign me up for the newsletter!”, it doesn’t apply. It only applies the default translation that comes with the plugin (I suppose).

So custom english text with the string translated results in the custom english text being show for all languages, and default english text with string translated results in default text showing everywhere, translated but not what I wrote.

If the site used what I put as my label in my button, I could just handle translation that way, but “subscribe” doesn’t get used, it only uses what’s in the CF7 integration settings field. I have to put a text label here or else the button will show my list ID as the label.

[mc4wp_checkbox “Subscribe” value=”123abc”]

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by mtlsam.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by mtlsam.

No problem! Anyone using this should use the following code and not the code in my other reply, as it wasn’t PHP 8 friendly.

class WPCF7_SelectedCitiesHandler {
    public function __construct() {
        // Hook into Contact Form 7 mail sent action
        add_action('wpcf7_mail_sent', [$this, 'handle_mail_sent']);

        // Hook into MailChimp filter
        add_filter('mc4wp_subscriber_data', [$this, 'filter_subscriber_data'], 10, 1);
    }

    public function handle_mail_sent($contact_form) {
        // Add your handling logic here if needed, or leave it empty for now
        error_log('Mail sent action triggered. Form ID: ' . $contact_form->id());
    }

    public function filter_subscriber_data(MC4WP_MailChimp_Subscriber $subscriber) {
        // Add website subscriber tag
        $subscriber->tags[] = 'Website Newsletter Subscriber';

        // Retrieve the selected cities from the form submission directly
        $submission = WPCF7_Submission::get_instance();
        $posted_data = $submission->get_posted_data();
        $selected_cities = !empty($posted_data['cities']) ? $posted_data['cities'] : [];

        // Log the selected cities to ensure they are available
        error_log("Selected Cities in filter_subscriber_data (From Form Submission): " . print_r($selected_cities, true));

        // Check if selected cities exist and add them as tags dynamically
        if (!empty($selected_cities)) {
            foreach ($selected_cities as $city) {
                // Add city name as a tag
                $subscriber->tags[] = $city;
            }
        }

        // Log the updated tags to confirm
        error_log("Updated Tags: " . implode(", ", $subscriber->tags));

        return $subscriber;
    }
}

// Instantiate the handler
new WPCF7_SelectedCitiesHandler();

Thanks for your reply, I think there was a pasting issue with your example code that you wanted to share with me, it’s just a link to this post haha.

Could you reshare the code you intended? Much appreciated!

Thanks!

Turns out it was actually a conflict with Yoast, specifically the “force rewrite titles” option when it’s enabled.

My theme was lacking a hook for Yoast, this force rewrite feature only appears in the settings if you’re missing that hook.

I added the Yoast hook which allowed me to disable that setting, allowing your plugin to work.

Thanks! I’ll await your investigation.

It is 100% the same code, I have double checked that I am not loading the wrong form onto this page.

Is there any way I can see the info being passed to Mailchimp via the browser developer tools? I really need to get this solved in order to launch a marketing campaign.