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Mailchimp Group Selection

  1. Anonymous
    Unregistered

    The Mailchimp groups feature is a very welcome addition to Gravity Forms.

    Is it possible to have a form display a list of all available groups (or a specified selection of groups) and let the user decide which to join? (This could then be displayed on one page for example just showing check boxes for each of the available groups)

    Currently I can only find a way to 'force' the user to join groups I pre-select in the admin...

    Thanks,
    Rob

    Posted 12 years ago on Friday March 23, 2012 | Permalink
  2. Anonymous
    Unregistered

    Figured this out! Of course with Gravity Forms being a form builder, I actually needed to build a form with checkboxes for each of the groups and then link them to Mailchimp in the admin/Mailchimp add-on.

    The only thing now is that in the backend, the mailchimp add-on seems to have a small bug whereby if a Mailchimp list has 2 groups, each with a sub-group with the same name, the add-on classes them as the same item:

    For example, I have a list with 2 groups 'Wordpress' and 'Drupal', and each of these has sub-groups for similar topics such 'Themes'. In the Mailchimp add-on, the logic for 'Themes' only displays once, under the first sub-group with that name, and the plugin will not save the logic (such as 'Assign to Group if xyz' - it just reverts back to 'Always'). Clicking on the item to expand the logic will only expand the first sub-group name (as if the sub-groups with the same name are linked in some way, or the plugin 'thinks' they are the same thing...)

    If the sub-groups are renamed to say, 'Drupal Themes' and 'Wordpress Themes' all works as normal...

    Any ideas as to how to 'fix' this so sub-groups can have the same name?

    Thanks,
    Rob

    Posted 12 years ago on Friday March 23, 2012 | Permalink
  3. Its great what your doing!
    But sad that no-one responds

    Posted 11 years ago on Thursday June 7, 2012 | Permalink

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