Constant Contact Forms makes it fast and easy to capture visitor information right from your WordPress site. Whether you’re looking to collect email addresses, contact info, or visitor feedback, you can customize your forms with data fields that work best for you. Best of all, this plugin is available to all WordPress users, even if you don’t have a Constant Contact account.
Constant Contact Forms allows you to:
- Create forms that are clear, simple, and mobile-optimized for every device.
- Choose forms that automatically select the theme and style of your WordPress site.
- Customize data fields, so you can tailor the type of information you collect.
BONUS: If you have a Constant Contact account, all new email addresses that you capture will be automatically added to the Constant Contact email lists of your choosing. Not a Constant Contact customer? Sign up for a Free Trial right from the plugin.
Constant Contact Forms requires a PHP version of 5.4 or higher. You will not be able to use if on a lower version. Talk to your system administrator or hosting company if you are not sure what version you are on.
This plugin provides 1 block.
- constant-contact/single-contact-form
- Constant Contact: Single Form
When it works, it’s okay. It is really buggy though. Constantly unassigning the list and other times, simply doesn’t log the interaction.
This is what I get when I’ve tested it. “Your submission failed. The server responded with (code ). Please contact the developer of this form processor to improve this message. Learn More
Works for us so far, thanks for the plugin!
@constantcontact Hye guys. I am trying to apply the “CC Froms For WP” plugin into my theme on WP.org I am able to apply to website and it is visible on Computer but scrambles the format in a mobil browser. Can you help, thanks
The company has high price subscription but they couldn’t make their forms templates be copied over to their WordPress plugin. The plugin requires you to login with your Constant Contact account. It should be able to acquire your profile from Constant Contact but it doesn’t. Waste of time. They could’ve done better.
After fussing with this plugin and getting inconsistent results and problems (submissions sometimes made it to the Constant Contact (CC) database, sometimes did not; “Lists” feature not working, no debugging info written to log even with option turned on, etc.), I decided to switch to embedding an “Inline Form” from the CC website. This seems to be working completely reliably. I’m uninstalling the plugin.
For the record, I’m using the “CSS & JavaScript Toolbox” plugin to inject the “Universal Code” into the bottom of the “<body>” block on just the page(s) I want.
“Constant Contact Forms” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
1.8.3
- Fixed: Potential compatibility issues around Gutenberg block.
- Fixed: Conflicts with multiple reCAPTCHAs on different Constant Contact Forms from the same page.
- Fixed: Conflicts with multiple reCAPTCHAs on the same Constant Contact Form on the page multiple times.
- Fixed: Removed incorrect usage of WordPress nonces on user submissions to forms.
- Fixed: Address missed logging enabling for cases that potentially lead to missing debugging information.
1.8.2
- Updated: Amended logging location for more hopefully more consistent write-ability and smoother support requests.
1.8.1
- Fixed: Google reCAPTCHA issues with jQuery dependencies.
- Fixed: Google reCAPTCHA undefined class errors when
allow_url_fopenis disabled. - Fixed: Array to string errors when API errors occurred.
1.8.0
- Added: Form and field IDs parameters to the
constant_contact_input_classesfilters. - Added: Site owners will be notified if they have stray shortcodes or widgets using a newly deleted form.
- Added: Separated the settings page into tabs for better purpose organization.
- Updated: Reduced frequency of admin notifications for potentially momentary issues.
- Updated: Clarified details regarding “Redirect URL” setting.
1.7.0
- New – Added support for Google reCAPTCHA version 3
- Fix – Fixed with debug log deletion and dialog closing
- Fix – Updated a number of PHP and JavaScript dependencies
1.6.1
- Fixed: Issue with selecting forms in the widget.
- Fixed: Compatibility with other page builders and our Gutenberg integration.
- Updated: Revised wording and links for admin notice about potential issues.
1.6.0
- Addded: Uninstall routine to remove various options saved from use of the plugin, when uninstalling.
- Updated: Improved handling of potential fatal errors that caused sites to become unusable.
- Updated: Completely removed TinyMCE support in favor of Gutenberg block and copy/pasting existing shortcode output.
- Updated: Reviewed and improved on overall plugin accessibility.
- Updated: Hardened up sanitization around Google reCAPTCHA settings.
- Fixed: Inability to remove admin notices in some cases.
- Fixed: Addressed admin notice meant to show at a later time that showed right away.
- Fixed: Submission issues when multiple forms are on the same page and “no-refresh” option is used.
- Fixed: Add “show_title” attribute to List Column shortcode output.
1.5.3
- Fixed: Removed TGMPA library files that were causing some conflicts with premium themes or other plugins.
- Fixed: tweaked shortcode assets URL reference in bundled library for better compatibility with various hosting environments.
1.5.2
- Fixed: Javascript conflicts with Lodash and Underscores in conjunction with 1.5.0’s Gutenberg support.
1.5.1
- Fixed: Issues with editor screen when no forms have been created yet.
- Fixed: Missed endpoint change for wp-json details with Contant Contact Gutenberg integration.
1.5.0
- Added: Gutenberg block. Easier to get a form set up on a Gutenberg powered post or page.
- Added: Ability to customize “We do not think you are human” spam messaging.
- Added: Ability to conditionally output a reCAPTCHA field for each form.
- Added: Better compatibility with WP-SpamShield plugin.
- Added: Quick button to reset a form’s style customization selections.
- Added: Option to display form title with Constant Contact Forms output.
- Fixed: Added missing label placement options in settings page and per-form dropdown options.
- Updated: Ensure we have valid URLs when taking custom redirect values.
- Updated: Append custom textarea content to existing notes for updated contacts.
- Updated: Added some “alert” roles for better accessibility.
- Updated: Added logging of API request parameters before the request is made.
- Updated: Added logging around valid requests verifications when submitting a form.
1.4.5
- Fixed: Conflicts with custom textareas and notes inside of Constant Contact account when updating an existing contact.
- Fixed: Potential issues around reading Constant Contact Forms error logs when log file is potentially not readable.
1.4.4
- Fixed: Hardened reCAPTCHA and form processing from possible AJAX bypass.
1.4.3
- Fixed: Persistent spinner on Constant Contact Forms submit button when Google reCAPTCHA is anywhere on the page.
- Fixed: Better messaging around debug logging when unable to write to the intended log file.
- Updated: Changed the modal popup content for when we need to display Endurance Privacy Policy information.
1.4.2
- Fixed: Issue with mismatched meta key for per-form destination email address.
- Fixed: Ability to successfully submit a form with Google reCAPTCHA enabled, but when not validated, with a custom redirect URL is set.
- Fixed: Prevent errors if Debug Log location is not writeable by the plugin.
1.4.1
- Fixed: Issue with generic CSS selector causing other WordPress admin UI to be revealed unintentionally.
- Fixed: Issue with emails losing submitted information due to newly mismatched md5 hash values for each field.
- Updated: Re-added outlines styles in a couple of places in admin area for accessibility sake.
- Updated: Made form ID optional during contact addition method for site owners using plugin for comment/login page signups.
1.4.0
- Added: Various styling options during the form building process.
- Added: Initial Akismet integration to help aid with spam submissions.
- Added: Clear form fields after successful AJAX-based form submissions.
- Added: Clear success/error message after small delay, for AJAX-based form submissions.
- Added: WordPress action hooks before and after form output. Useful to add your own output for a given form.
- Added: Compatibility with “Call To Action” plugin.
- Added: Include custom field labels in email notifications.
- Added: Ability to customize who receives email notifications, per form.
- Added: Frontend form submit button disabled if hidden honeypot field has changed.
- Fixed: Consistently applied ctct_process_form_success filter to AJAX form submission success messages.
- Fixed: Prevent errors with Constant Contact social links and array_merge issues.
- Fixed: Prevent errors with array_key_exists() and the ctct_get_settings_option function.
- Fixed: Wording around associated lists for a form, in the WordPress admin.
- Fixed: Removed .gitignore files from /vendor folders.
- Fixed: Prevent potential PHP warnings and notices in various areas.
- Updated: Better support for emailing notifications to multiple recipiants.
- Updated: Better disabling of submit button during AJAX-based submissions.
- Updated: Tightened up form builder screen to not use so much space.
