Jack Arturo
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@vinifrozi is it a new error now, or the same one?
Unfortunately Mautic can be difficult to set up… we can only provide support for problems in the WP Fusion plugin, we can’t provide Mautic support.
If you have tried rebuilding your cache, I would suggest contacting your hosting company to see if anything is blocking access to the Mautic server (Firewall, CloudFlare captcha, etc).
We have also had some good luck getting Mautic support in the Mautic Support Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1535038566611673
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Fatal Error Notify] Can’t get error notificationHi @nurirma ,
Can you click the Send Test button in the plugin settings to see if the test sends?
If that doesn’t work, then either your site can’t send emails, or the emails are going to spam
Here’s some information on how to test if your site can send email https://www.mailpoet.com/blog/checking-wordpress-sends-email/
If your site is sending the notifications and they show up in the mail log, then I would suggest checking your spam folder / spam settings to see if the messages are getting blocked somehow.
Hey @vinifrozi , can you try connecting to our sandbox Mautic account to confirm that the plugin is working?
https://mautic.verygoodplugins.com/
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p: administratorIf that works then WP Fusion is running correctly on your site (no plugin conflicts, etc.) π
Then you need to make sure:
1. You are running the latest version of Mautic (4.4.2)
2. Follow the guide here for enabling the API with Basic Auth: https://magefan.com/magento-2-mautic-extension/enabling-mautic-api
3. Completely clear your Mautic cachesFor a Mautic troubleshooting guide you can check out https://docs.mautic.org/en/troubleshooting
Hope that helps!
Hey @aravind21 ,
Since you’re using the full version of WP Fusion (not the Lite version) this would best be handled by our premium support… which you have access to as part of your license. You can open a ticket here https://wpfusion.com/contact/
If you’d prefer to get support with this issue here on the forums, I’d need you to first deactivate the WP Fusion plugin and instead install WP Fusion Lite from https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-fusion-lite/, since it’s a different plugin and the functionality is different.
However, WP Fusion Lite doesn’t have an integration with MemberPress or Event Tickets, so you will be losing a lot of functionality. That’s why I’d suggest contacting us via our support desk so we can look into the issue with our full attention π
Thanks!
Jack- This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by Jack Arturo.
@jaroslawistok Yes the Mailchimp WooCommerce plugin will do that, I think this is related to the same issue I linked to earlier: https://github.com/mailchimp/mc-woocommerce/issues/411
You will probably need to disable that plugin, or contact their support. If that plugin creates the subscriber first as transactional, then WP Fusion will not be able to update the status later.
To create the subscriber as marketable, it has to be created by WP Fusion, not another plugin π
We do currently have a feature request open for sender.net, https://wpfusion.com/feature-requests/sender-net/, but it only has one vote at the moment. If you vote or comment on it, it will subscribe you to updates π
Yup just do a Push User Meta operation π
https://wpfusion.com/documentation/tutorials/batch-operations/#push-user-meta
Hey @wlsfh ,
Can you try enabling Push All from the General settings tab?
That will watch for whenever the field is updated in the wp_usermeta table (instead of just for profile updates), and should get it syncing.
More info at https://wpfusion.com/documentation/getting-started/general-settings/#push-all
That setup looks right, so in that case the Last Name should be syncing.
Since you’re using the full version of WP Fusion, it should all work automatically π
There may be some conflict on your site, we’d be happy to take a look at that for you.
Since this is the support forum for our Lite (free) plugin, I’d invite you to put in a ticket at https://wpfusion.com/contact/ with your license key and a login to the site and we’ll check it all over and get everything working for you π
They will show up for sync under the BuddyPress (or BuddyBoss) header in the Contact Fields list, like this: https://i.wpfusion.com/VuTquo
Thanks. There is actually no
last_namefield on your form, you can see the POSTed form data here: https://i.wpfusion.com/9svD45. So that’s the main problem.You have
field_2which contains the last name, but this is a BuddyPress XProfile field. We only support XProfile fields in the full version of WP Fusion: https://wpfusion.com/documentation/membership/buddypress/#syncing-custom-fieldsAfter the user is registered, BuddyPress then copies
field_2over tolast_name, but we don’t support this in WPF Lite because it’s part of our BuddyPress integration.The Lite version syncs these core fields (https://i.wpfusion.com/c6ep9h), but none of those fields are on your registration form.
You could try adding a new field for sync in the settings called
field_2to see if that makes it work: https://wpfusion.com/documentation/getting-started/syncing-contact-fields/#additional-fields.You could also try enabling Push All in the General settings https://wpfusion.com/documentation/getting-started/general-settings/#push-all, which *might* make it detect the name change and sync it when BuddyPress copies the XProfile data over to the
wp_usermetatable (although this will result in a duplicate API call).The
1is coming from thelegal_agreementfield.Our logic for user registrations tries to find a name by looking for HTML inputs using the following logic:
last_name
lname
last_*
l*Since there’s no last name field on the form, it treats the first form field that starts with
las the last name… to try to avoid creating a contact without a name.In your case that’s the
legal_agreementcheckbox, which is checked, and equals 1.If you can’t get it to work by registering the custom field then you will need to make sure that your form has
first_nameandlast_namefields on it to sync properly (or update to the full version of WP Fusion which does support XProfile custom fields) πSorry to hear that. It would probably be best at this point to contact Mailchimp support.
As you can see, WP Fusion is adding the subscriber and setting them to “opted in”:
Added via API on Juli 18th at 6:29 vorm. Central European Summer Time Opted in on Juli 18th at 6:29 vorm. Central European Summer TimeSo everything is working on our end. There must be some setting in Mailchimp that is disabling marketing.
As well, on a clean site with a new Mailchimp trial, everything is working correctlyβ all new subscribers are enabled for marketing without requiring a double opt-in. So my guess is it’s some setting in your Mailchimp account. Let us know if Mailchimp support is able to figure it out for you and we will make a note in case anyone has this problem in the future π
Can you try again with a real email address? I believe the word “test” is special with Mailchimp.
You also can’t use @test.com, @example.com, etc. These are special addresses.
Maybe also check with Mailchimp support to see if your list is set up correctly. If you enabled Double Opt-In in WP Fusion, it’s possible you enabled it somewhere else as well.
Ok then that explains why the double opt-in email was being sent π
That should fix it if you un-check the double opt-in setting.
The users who signed up while you had “Double Optin” checked will either need to confirm their email address via double opt-in or sign up again… I don’t believe there is a way to opt them in retroactively.
Hmm I’m not sure in that case. Is it possible you enabled the double opt-in in WP Fusion? https://i.wpfusion.com/tNyjdZ
I’ve just done a fresh test on a clean site, added a new user via Users >> Add New, and it was synced to Mailchimp https://i.wpfusion.com/N3Jwij
The subscriber shows up as Subscribed https://i.wpfusion.com/3L0TeI
We don’t have an integration with Profile Grid, does that plugin also integrate with Mailchimp? it’s possible that plugin is modifying the data somehow, hard to say.
Can you try disabling any plugins that relate to Mailchimp, and then adding a new user in the admin via Users >> Add New?
No, I think you have double optin enabled in Mailchimp. Can you check there, in the list settings?
WP Fusion will always respect the double opt-in settings on your list. If your list requires double opt-in, then people will need to confirm their email.
As far as I know it has always been this way, nothing has changed with Mailchimp.
We can’t log into your site as a part of free support but if you were interested in purchasing a license (https://wpfusion.com/pricing/) then we have priority support at https://wpfusion.com/contact/, and in that case we could log into your site and/or and check everything out for you/