Changeset 3483468
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- 03/16/2026 07:00:29 AM (2 weeks ago)
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r3483456 r3483468 80 80 1. **API Integrations:** Users must enter their unique **MailerRocket API Key** to link their WordPress site to the platform. 81 81 2. **Validation:** Once a valid key is entered and the "Connect" button is clicked, the plugin confirms the connection (e.g., "Connected! 2 list(s) found"), enabling the form creation features. 82 3. **Form Creation:** Users can click **+ Create New Form** to open a configuration modal. 83 4. **Configuration:** 84 * **Form Title:** A custom name for internal organization (e.g., "Newsletter Signup"). 85 * **List Selection:** A dropdown menu allows the user to select which MailerRocket mailing list (e.g., "The Email Artist") the form should feed into. 86 * **Field Mapping:** Clicking **Load Fields** automatically pulls the required data fields from the selected list, such as Email, Full Name, Interest (dropdown), and Consent Checkboxes. 82 3. **Form Creation:** A custom name for internal organization (e.g., "Newsletter Signup"). **List Selection:** A dropdown menu allows the user to select which MailerRocket mailing list (e.g., "The Email Artist") the form should feed into. **Field Mapping:** Clicking **Load Fields** automatically pulls the required data fields from the selected list, such as Email, Full Name, Interest (dropdown), and Consent Checkboxes. 87 83 5. **Live Preview:** As the form is configured, a real-time preview displays the visual layout, including the input fields and the "Subscribe" button. 88 6. **Deployment via Shortcode:** Once a form is saved, it is assigned a specific Shortcode. 89 * **Management Table:** The dashboard displays a list of created forms with their corresponding shortcodes (e.g., [mailer_rocket_form id="..."]). 90 * **Integration:** These shortcodes can be copied and pasted into any WordPress page or post using the standard Shortcode Block in the Gutenberg editor. 91 7. **User Experience (Front-End)** 92 On the live website, the plugin renders a clean, functional subscription form. 84 6. Once a form is saved, it is assigned a specific **Shortcode**. 85 7. On the live website, the plugin renders a clean, functional subscription form. 93 86 8. **Input Handling:** The form supports various field types including text inputs, dropdown selections, and mandatory "Agree" checkboxes for GDPR compliance. 94 9. **Success Feedback:** Upon successful submission, the form displays a customizable success message (e.g., " *Thanks for subscribing!*") in a green notification bar, confirming the user has been added to the mailing list.87 9. **Success Feedback:** Upon successful submission, the form displays a customizable success message (e.g., "Thanks for subscribing!") in a green notification bar, confirming the user has been added to the mailing list. 95 88 96 89
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