Closed (fixed)
Project:
Constant Contact
Version:
5.x-1.x-dev
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
15 Feb 2008 at 15:24 UTC
Updated:
27 Nov 2009 at 11:41 UTC
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Comment #1
konsumer commentedThat's a great idea! I got several requests for automatic signups, all at once. I would like to avoid this, as I hate spam, and I want to keep the module opt-in. Another way to accomplish what you are suggesting would be to use hook_user to add to the form on registration. Maybe there could be checkboxes on the settings page for "add signup to registration page" Does this seem like a sensible approach?
Comment #2
Mike Sances commentedThanks for your response. I suppose the particular approach for creating the checkbox on the registration form is not important to my goal, which is to let users opt in when they register on the site (changed issue title to reflect this). Using the role signup module + adding an import users by roles seems like the simplest way to do this. I'm open to any other approaches.
Comment #3
Anonymous (not verified) commented+1 Tracking
Comment #4
SteveK commentedwould love to have this added +1. Also one question, when importing email addresses using the import method, if there's a duplicate entry does it skip or re-import the email address?
Comment #5
Anonymous (not verified) commentedFrom what I've seen, it skips dupes.
Comment #6
dmclark commentedThis is exactly the functionality I need -- adding checkboxes for each list to the user registration page.
It would be a constant_contact_user() func. I am close to taking a shot at it.
Comment #7
kamleshpatidar commentedHI David,
i want to use constant contact email service on User registration page. when user checked in a checkbox, then he should be automatically add in that list.
Best,
Kamlesh
Comment #8
pauldawg commentedi need this too
Comment #9
pauldawg commented#229996: Update for Drupal 6 contains some PHP code that can be pasted into a Webform but the same code can be pasted into an Action using a triggered rule in the Rules module. Just select "User account created" for the trigger and "Execute PHP code" for the Action. I just tried this and was able to successfully sign up a a test user account to constant contact upon registration! Worked like a charm!
Comment #10
pauldawg commentedAnd FYI I did this with the Deadwood-created 6.x port module which is also attached to the same issue #229996: Update for Drupal 6
Comment #11
Taliesan commentedI need this as well. Any progress?
Thanks!
Tal.
Comment #12
justphp commentedAn update for drupal version 6 and the new Constant Contact REST API will be rolled out within the next 2 weeks.
Some of these features are supported already in the new module but the version 5 is no longer under development so closing this ticket.