Mailigen WordPress plugin provides an easy, lightweight way to let your visitors or clients to sign up for your Mailigen list.

With our Mailigen WordPress Integration you can:

• Add a sign-up form to your page
• Display the collection of only information that you actually need to ask from your mailers
• Customize texts of your sign-up form
• Collect checkbox, dropdown, and radio fields (user must eplicate values on the plugin settings separated by a comma)
• Set a widget description text
• Set a custom Success Message
• Ability to set an optional Redirect URL after submission
• Turn off double opt-in
• Turn off update existing user
• Turn off send welcome email
• Hide field labels (adds labels inside text fields)
• Add a waiting indicator when user needs to wait for a response from server after pressing subscribe button
• Multiple subscribe form widgets allowed on one page

This plugin requires a Mailigen account.
Don't have an account? Mailigen offers a free 30 day trial, so sign up and give this plugin a try!

Do I need a Mailigen account?

Yes, this plugin requires a Mailigen account.

Where is the settings page

In the WordPress administration, navigate to Settings > Mailigen Widget in the WordPress sidebar. The URL should be [yoursite.com]/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=settings-mailigen

1.3.5

• Ajax request didn't work if IP address is used instead of domain name for the site.

1.3.4

• Fixed additional Notice: Undefined index issues when running WordPress in DEBUG mode.

1.3.3

• Updated Mailigen API library
• Fixed The called constructor method for WP_Widget in Mailigen_Widget is deprecated since version 4.3.0!
• Fixed Notice: Undefined index issues when running WordPress in DEBUG mode.

1.3.2

• Fixed old style constructors to support PHP versions >= 5.3.3

1.3.1

• Changed deprecated PHP functions: split, eregi

1.3.0

• Added new features (Thanks to Ted Barnett):
  • ability to select list in widget settings
  • ability to allow multiple different signup forms on the site or a single page
• Removed style & script files from being loaded twice in the admin (Thanks to Ted Barnett)
• Removed message that was placed after label when validation error occurred
• Fixed validation for all requried fields
• Changed the placement of asterisk symbol (*) in label for required dropdown, radio and checkbox field

1.2.7

• Fixed messed up styling on the Widgets page (/wp-admin/widgets.php)

1.2.6

• Fixed bug when signup was not possible because of error You must specify a email_address value for the listSubscribe method (#-90)
• Fixed bug when pressing Submit button loader was half way outside

1.2.5

• Fixed bug when specific type fields (number, date, address, SMS, website, image) were not shown in the signup form.
• Updated Mailigen API library

1.2.4

• Fixed bug when plugin slowed down administration page if connection to Mailigen API could not be established.

1.2.3

• Added Reset Settings button in widget settings screen to allow connection with different Mailigen user account.

1.2.2

• Fixed bug PHP Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/mailigen-widget/mailigen-widget.php on line 704

1.2.1

• Added new features (Thanks to Ted Barnett):
  • multiple subscribe form widgets allowed on one page
  • ability to hide field labels (adds labels inside text fields)

1.2.0

• Added new features (Thanks to Ted Barnett):
  • ability to collect checkbox, dropdown, and radio fields (user must replicate values on the plugin settings separated by a comma)
  • ability to set a widget description text
  • ability to set a custom Success Message
  • ability to set an optional Redirect URL after submission
  • ability to turn off double opt-in
  • ability to turn off update existing user
  • ability to turn off send welcome email
• Added waiting indicator when user needs to wait for a response from server after pressing subscribe button
• Updated Mailigen API library to version 1.5

1.1.2

• Fixed bug where the signup form was not working in non-index pages

1.1.1

• Fixed bug when plugin could not be activated because of a fatal error Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ':' in ../wp-content/plugins/mailigen-widget/mailigen-widget.php on line 385. Shorthand form of ternary operator ?: is available starting from PHP v5.3

1.1

• First release.

1. Upload the mailigen-widget to /wp-content/plugins/.
2. Activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in WordPress.
3. Enter valid Mailigen user credentials on the plugin admin page ("Settings" >> "Mailigen Widget").
4. Select a mailing list, preferable input fields.
5. Drag the widget into your sidebar from the "Widgets" menu in WordPress and you're ready to go!
6. Please rate the plugin.

Just add your Mailigen user credentials.



Choose your Mailigen list and prefered fields.



Select your Widget Options.



The widget displays in your sidebar.