Custom addon which adds new subscriber to MailWizz after an Elementor form submission.
This addon for Elementor Pro introduces a new “Actions After Submit” option in the settings of the Elementor form widget. It enables the addition of a new subscriber (currently supporting firstname and email) to a MailWizz installation, utilizing its API Key.
Latest Updates
1.0
- Initial release of the plugin.
- Integration with MailWizz API to add subscribers from Elementor Pro forms.
- Support for custom field mapping between Elementor forms and MailWizz fields.
- GDPR compliance with consent checkbox support.
- Debugging support via
WP_DEBUG to log API requests and responses.
Screenshots
Elementor form configuration with fields for “Name”, “Email”, and a required GDPR acceptance checkbox with custom consent text.
The “MailWizz” action is now available and selected in the “Actions After Submit” panel of the Elementor form widget, alongside native Elementor Pro actions.
MailWizz action settings where you can configure the MailWizz URL, list ID, API key, and map Elementor form fields to MailWizz subscriber data, including GDPR consent handling.
Example of a debug log entry showing the MailWizz API request and response. The response includes a 422 error indicating that the required GDPR consent field was not provided.
Successful debug log showing a 201 response code from the MailWizz API, confirming that the subscriber was created successfully with the provided data.
Frontend view of an Elementor form with GDPR consent, configured with the “MailWizz” action, showing a successful submission confirmation after data was sent correctly.
Does this plugin require Elementor Pro?
Yes, this plugin requires Elementor Pro as it extends the form functionality of Elementor Pro.
Does this plugin require MailWizz?
Yes, this plugin requires a MailWizz installation as it adds subscribers to a MailWizz list.
Does this plugin manage the GDPR consent requirement for MailWizz lists?
Yes, you will need to fill in the MailWizz Consent Checkbox Tag field and the plugin will send the necessary information to MailWizz.
Something is not going well, can I look at the request sent to the API or the response received from the API?
Of course ! In your wp-config file, activate debug with define('WP_DEBUG', true );, test your form then consult your debug.log file located in the wp-content folder, you will be able to examine a log of the request sent but also of the response received.
Who are the developers?
Ludovic S. CLAIN from Reunion island 🇷🇪 who has the honor of being part of the WordPress community
Can I help you?
Of course! Please contact me by opening a support ticket, it’s always a blessing to have help on a plugin.
ChangeLog
For the complete changelog history, please click here or refer to the separate “changelog.txt” file included in the plugin directory.
