Jack Arturo

Ah, ok, no we don’t support this plugin. To be honest I’d never heard of it. It would have to be one of the event booking plugins listed here: https://wpfusion.com/documentation/#events

What you could try is enabling HubSpot site tracking: https://wpfusion.com/documentation/tutorials/site-tracking-scripts/#hubspot

And then turn on Support for Non-HubSpot Forms in your HubSpot tracking settings: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/forms/use-non-hubspot-forms

This will let HubSpot automatically try to detect form submissions and collect the field values. This *sometimes* causes problems as HubSpot doesn’t automatically collect the fields into the right places, but it’s worth a try 👍

Hey @rdolishny , thanks for the kind words!

Which plugin are you using for bookings? We support quite a few of them, you can see a list here: https://wpfusion.com/documentation/#events

With most of them we support syncing the booking/event start and end date. But if you let me know which plugin you’re using (or which ones you’re considering) I’d be happy to provide more details 🙂

Hey @jogurtt ,

That error will happen when you click the Send Test button from the settings page. It intentionally triggers a fatal error so that you can make sure the email notifications are working.

If the error happens when you activate the plugin, it could be something at your host preemptively checking to see if the plugin *could* cause an error. Since the test is designed to trigger an error, I’m not sure how we can get around that, but maybe we can come up with something. Who are you using for web hosting?

Thanks
Jack

The synchronization is automatic when a user registers a WordPress account.

Hey @consolacionegea ,

This *might* be possible with WP Fusion Lite, but I’m not 100% sure.

TranslatePress uses a cookie to track a visitor’s language preferences. The full version of WP Fusion has a dedicated TranslatePress integration (https://wpfusion.com/documentation/multilingual/translatepress/) which monitors the contents of this cookie and will sync the user’s language preference to Brevo any time it’s updated.

WP Fusion Lite doesn’t have a dedicated TranslatePress integration, so that isn’t possible. *However*, for registered users, TranslatePress also stores the user’s language preference in the database in the “locale” field. WP Fusion Lite can sync any fields from the database with Brevo, and so it may still be possible to sync this.

To try it, first set a language preference for your own admin user using TranslatePress, and then go to Settings » WP Fusion » Contact Fields. In the “additional fields” section you should see a field for “locale”. Enable this for sync by mapping it with a field in Brevo.

Then go to Settings » WP Fusion » Advanced and enable Push All. This will tell WP Fusion to watch the database and sync the field any time it’s updated.

I believe once you do this, the language preference for WooCommerce customers will be synced at checkout, as well as when they update their user profile or account settings.

Note that this will only work for registered users, it won’t work for guest checkouts, since guest checkouts don’t create a user account and the language preference is only stored in the cookie, not the database.

Give that a try and let us know if it works for you 🙂

Best
Jack

Thanks!! 😊

Hey @wim3025 , thank you so much for the kind review! 🤩

If you have a moment, would you mind leaving us a review on the HubSpot marketplace as well? https://ecosystem.hubspot.com/marketplace/apps/wpfusion

Someone left a one-star review a couple of months ago, and we’ve been unable to contact them to find out what went wrong 😢. It would be a big help if we could boost our average rating a bit 🙏

Thanks again and I’m so happy to hear you’re getting value out of WP Fusion! 🧡. If you ever need any assistance or would like to see a new feature, drop a line to our technical support via our website and we will get back to you the same day 🙂