MailCamp free WordPress plugin

Use the MailCamp plugin to quickly add a MailCamp signup form shortcode to your WordPress 4.9.8 or higher site. After installation, log in with your API credentials, select your MailCamp list, fetch the list fields, copy the shortcode and add it to your site. Simply set up in 5 minutes. WordPress.com compatibility is limited to Business tier users only. Connect your MailCamp list to your wordpress site. 1.5.2 bugfix – field orders 1.5.1 fixed notice – undefined $anchor 1.5.0 improved – doing no more api calls on public page load when form is not used 1.4.3 bugfix – translation 1.4.2 changed – showing custom fields in widget extra fix 1.4.1 improved – custom confirm mail 1.4.0 changed – showing custom fields in widget 1.3.9 bugfix – fixed confirm mail not receiving 1.3.8 bugfix – fixed custom confirm mail 1.3.7 bugfix – undefined variable notice fixed changed – changed some translations 1.3.6 bugfix – api connection issue solved bugfix – added rule when api connection failed to prevent error 1.3.5 bugfix – some field values where seen as date fields, what caused problem with adding the subscriber 1.3.4 bugfix – MailCamp changed the IsSubscriberOnList response, we change this plugin to stay compatible with the MailCamp API 1.3.3 fixed typo – in plugin description 1.3.2 bugfix – typo in fetching newsletter rss data 1.3.1 fixed issue – Generic function (and/or define) names fixed issue – Calling core loading files directly fixed issue – Undocumented use of a 3rd Party or external service 1.3.0 bugfix – changed custom ajax flow to the wordpress way 1.2.3 bugfix – insertSubscriber: add to autoresponder 1.0 developed – plugin created Internationalization (i18n) Currently we have the plugin configured so it can be easily translated and the following languages supported: nl_BE – Dutch (thanks to Silas de Rooy for contributing) If your language is not listed above, feel free to create a translation. Here are the basic steps: Copy “mailcamp.po” to “mailcamp-LANG_COUNTRY.po” – fill in LANG and COUNTRY with whatever you use for WPLANG in wp-config.php Grab a transalation editor. POedit works for us Translate each line – if you need some context, you can ask us by mail support@mailcamp.nl or the direct to the developer silas@mailcamp.nl Add the appropriately named files to the /po/ directory and edit the /readme.txt to include how you’d like to be attributed send us your files to support@mailcamp.nl or the developer silas@mailcamp.nl