Other plugins capturing subscriber status

Welcome to the guide on how other plugins capture subscriber status in the MailChimp for WooCommerce Integration. This guide will help you understand how to submit a user as subscribed when using a third-party plugin for capturing user data.

Overview

Functionality

If you're using a third-party plugin for capturing user data, you can add specific lines of code in your submission process. This will instruct the MailChimp plugin to sync the user data as "subscribed".

Code Example

Submitting a User as Subscribed

Here's an example of how to submit a user as subscribed:

// assuming you already have the user created
update_user_meta( $user->ID, 'mailchimp_woocommerce_is_subscribed', '1' );
// fire the update event
mailchimp_handle_or_queue( new MailChimp_WooCommerce_User_Submit( $user->ID, true ) );

Third-Party Plugins

Examples

Here are examples of some third-party plugins that might interact with the Mailchimp subscriber endpoint:

1. Contact Form 7: This plugin can manage multiple contact forms and allows you to customize the form and the mail contents flexibly with simple markup.

2. Gravity Forms: This is a form builder plugin that allows you to quickly and easily integrate with a variety of third-party services such as MailChimp.

3. Ninja Forms: A drag and drop form builder with an intuitive UI that can be used to create contact forms, email subscription forms, order forms, payment forms, and more.

Remember, these are just examples and the actual plugins you use may vary.