Genesis eNews Extended

Descripción

Creates a new widget to easily add mailing lists to a Genesis website. Recommended plugin in virtually all Genesis theme tutorials. The widget allows the site administrator to set the form action, e-mail form field, and hidden fields to mimic the subscribe form of other mailing list services.

Agradecimientos

Un agradecimiento especial a todos los que han colaborado con Genesis eNews Extended.

Donaciones financieras

  • Joe Taylor
  • Dorian Speed
  • Paul Meyers
  • Joel Runyon
  • Jennifer Jinright
  • Greg Ferro
  • Greg Young

Contribuciones de código

  • Gary Jones (muchas, muchas veces)
  • Mike Hemberger
  • John Levandowski
  • David Decker
  • Kim Parsell
  • Erick Nelson
  • Nick Davis
  • Maor Chasen

StudioPress

  • Un agradecimiento especial a Brian Gardner y al equipo de StudioPress que escribió el código original que proporcionó las bases del plugin.

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Capturas

  • Ejemplo del plugin en uso en un sitio ejecutando Streamine 2.0.
  • Pantalla de ajustes del widget.

Instalación

  1. Activa el plugin desde el menú «Plugins» de WordPress
  2. En «Apariencia->Widgets», añade el widget Genesis eNews Extended a cualquier barra lateral.
  3. Al usar el código del formulario de contacto de la lista de correo provisto por tu proveedor, añade la URL de acción del formulario, la ID del campo del formulario de correo electrónico y cualquier campo oculto (no todos los servicios los usan) en las opciones del widget. Lee algunos consejos para esto en la página de instalación del plugin.
  4. Si usas los campos de nombre, lee el tutorial en la web del plugin.
  5. ¡Verifica si funciona!

FAQ

¿Cómo obtengo el enlace para mostrar de la política de privacidad? La casilla de verificación no funciona.

Genesis eNews Extended utiliza la configuración de política de privacidad incorporada de WordPress. Asegúrate de tener una página de privacidad establecida en wp-admin/privacy.php.

Los campos de nombre y apellido se ven raros.

Leer más en la web del tutorial del plugin.

¡Necesito ayuda!, ¿dónde la puedo conseguir?

Los tutoriales «oficiales» se mantendrán en la web oficial del plugin.

Las preguntas pueden ser respondidas en el foro de soporte de este plugin en WordPress.org.

Reseñas

31 de agosto de 2019
Hi. I am loving this plugin, used with MailChimp. The reason is that it does not use APIs. Then, it works perfectly in any circumstance, just passing data to MailChimp by the Form Action. Instead, using the MailChimp API, it is possible to have some limitations. For example, if you deleted a user profile on MailChimp, it is not possible for that user to subscribe again via API, using the same email. Thank you very for this plugin. 🙂
17 de enero de 2019
We’ve been using this for years, and over the past few months have noticed dozens of .ru subscribers being added to our mailing list every week. That stopped when we replaced this plugin with a different form builder, so I suspect there’s a bot out there targeting it. Check your subscribers list.
12 de enero de 2018 3 respuestas
Very disappointed with the plugin and the genesis theme in general. I used the plugin for a opt-in form on my website and it just looked a mess in the sidebar. I was a youtube video of this plugin being used two year ago and the template now is nothing like it was then. Another thing, if you are using mailchip you get a double opt-in option and there isn’t a way to change that. I’m sure a subscriber wouldn’t like to have enter there email twice. Just disappointing. 🙁
12 de octubre de 2016
I love the simplicity of this plugin. Just read the form code from the service you’re using, make sure you put in the action and the field names (precision is crucial) and you’re good to go! Then you will need to set up, at the service itself, the pages for the confirmations and other notices.
3 de septiembre de 2016 1 respuesta
As a preimium Gravity Forms users, this is the plugin I prefer using for email subscription forms. It’s straight forward, easy to plug-in your MailChimp data, and much easier to style. Simple. To the point. No bloat. I wish more plugins were like this.
3 de septiembre de 2016
The best plugin of Brandon and Coffea Web Services thanks!
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Colaboradores y desarrolladores

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Registro de cambios

2.4.0

  • Shortcodes now render by default in the widget’s Text and After Text areas. Matches WordPress core’s text widget behavior since 4.9.
  • Added new gee_text_content and gee_after_text_content filters that run after wpautop, mirroring core’s widget_text_content split. Existing gee_text / gee_after_text hooks continue to receive raw user input. Sites that want to disable default shortcode processing can remove_filter( 'gee_text_content', 'do_shortcode' ) (and the same for gee_after_text_content).
  • Fixed: inline style attributes are no longer stripped from <input> elements in the Hidden Fields box, and the display, visibility, opacity, and background-image declarations vendor newsletter snippets rely on now survive sanitization. This restores Flodesk-style tracking pixels and similar visually-hidden inputs. Props 17thavenue for the report (issue 164).
  • Widened the Hidden Fields allowlist to permit common form attributes that vendor newsletter snippets rely on (placeholder, required, autocomplete, pattern, min/max/step, aria-*, data-*, tabindex, role, etc.) while continuing to strip event handlers (on*) and form-overriding attributes (formaction, formmethod).
  • Restored the pre-2.3.0 form id format (subscribe<widget-id>, no hyphen) after 2.3.0 inadvertently changed it to subscribe-<widget-id>.

2.3.1

  • Restored subbox, subbox1, subbox2, and subbutton on the form’s input elements (as both id and class) for backward compatibility with sites that style off them. Note: when more than one widget instance is on the same page, the IDs will not be unique, which is technically invalid HTML but preserves long-standing behavior.

2.3.0

  • Removed defunct FeedBurner integration. Google discontinued email subscriptions in 2021.
  • Removed obsolete MailPoet 2 (WYSIJA) integration.
  • Security: tightened output escaping on the form action URL, hidden fields, and widget title.
  • Accessibility: added role="alert" to admin-facing configuration notices.
  • Added an admin notice when the widget is saved without a form action, to help new users spot misconfiguration.
  • Fixed duplicate hardcoded HTML IDs that could collide when multiple widget instances were placed on a page.
  • Bumped tested version to WordPress 7.0.

2.2.0

  • Adds “enews-{$field_count}-field” classes to form to aid in additional styling. See https://github.com/kraftbj/genesis-enews-extended/pull/152
    Props to JiveDig for the contribution.

2.1.4

  • Accessibility: Use aria-label instead of to prevent CSS being either over-agressive or not enough.

2.1.2

  • Accessibility: Updates to be implicit to eliminate duplication when multiple instances are used on a page.
  • Coding Standards: Implement WPCS.

2.1.1

  • Remove comment that was displaying on the front end.

2.1.0

  • Proporciona una opción para enlazar a la política de privacidad del sitio.
  • Permite etiquetas HTML «a» en los ajustes de los campos ocultos.
  • Varias mejoras para que coincidan con los estándares de código.

2.0.2

  • Fixes minor issue that led to HTML validation issues.
  • Fixes PHP notice for checking non-existent variables in some cases.

2.0.1

  • Corrects typo impacting Last Name field text placeholder.

2.0.0

  • Add filters for text before and after form.
  • Fixed form name to be valid HTML 4.
  • Use https with Feedburner to prevent mixed content warnings on HTTPS sites.
  • Minor code fix when MailPoet is not present.
  • Adds genesis-enews-extended-args filter to allow plugins to manipulate the widget settings prior to output.
  • Uses HTML 5 placeholders instead of JavaScript.
  • Form ID now uses a unique value.

1.4.1

  • Add fieldset, legend, option, optgroup, select to allowed HTML for Hidden Fields area.
  • Update CSS for screenreaders. Props jwenerd.
  • Updated BG translations. Props Daniel Bailey.

1.4.0

1.3.3

1.3.2

  • Remove type hints to prevent error when strict reporting used in PHP 5.4

1.3.1

  • Minor code improvements.
  • Updates HTML5 option for late Genesis 2.0 changes. Props Nick Davis.

1.3.0

  • Adds option for HTML5-enhanced forms.
  • Adds error checking for including http://feeds.feedburner.com in the Feedburner ID field.
  • Minor code improvements
  • Listing of issues resolved in this version.

1.2.0

  • Adds text space after form. Perfect for a link to a Privacy Statement!
  • Code cleanup. Thanks to Kim Parsell for reporting.
  • Adds labels to form elements to make it compatible with screen readers for the visually impaired.
  • Adds Serbian Translation. Props to Diana S.
  • Listing of issues resolved in this version.

1.1.2

  • Improved French translation. Props to Paul de Wouters.
  • Improved German translation. Props to David Decker!.
  • Enables mail service validation of name fields by clearing default text onsubmit.

1.1.1

  • Fixed bug with incorrect escaping function used in first and last name fields.
  • Fixed bug with some translations not working.

1.1.0

  • Allows for more HTML tags to be used in the Text to Show field. Dropped genesis_allowed_tags in favor or wp_kses_post. Props to John Levandowski.
  • eNews Extended is now compatible with the Catalyst theme (Catalyst is not officially supported).
  • Fuzzy translations added for many languages based on Genesis 1.8.2 translations of the original eNews Widget.

1.0.X

  • Adds the ability to edit “First Name” and “Last Name” displayed on front-end.
  • Security update and other code cleanup.
  • Version numbering now using semver.org rationale.

0.2.0

0.1.6

  • Makes available first and last name fields.

0.1.5

  • Adds option to open confirmation window in the same tab.

0.1.4

0.1.3

  • Adds Feedburner support in anticipation of Genesis 1.9
  • Security and translation updates

0.1.2

  • Modifies class name to work with more StudioPress themes.

0.1.1

  • Adds “Hidden Fields” widget setting to make the widget compatible with more mailing services.

0.1

  • Initial release.