Integrate Emma and WPForms

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Tags: form, wpforms, emma, email, marketing
Requires at least: 3.0.1
Tested up to: 4.9
Stable tag: 1.1.0
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Create Emma signup forms using WPForms

Description

"Integrate Emma and WPForms" easily connects forms on your website to your Emma email marketing account, enabling you to capture more leads and manage campaigns more effectively.

WPForms' simple drag-and-drop form builder allows you to create new forms with ease and its clean, modern code makes customizations a snap. This integration also works with the free version, WPForms Lite, but I highly recommend purchasing the full WPForms for the valuable premium features and support.

Please support the development of this free plugin by using the affiliate links above.

Installation

1. Install this plugin, along with WPForms (or WPForms Lite).
2. In the WordPress Dashboard, go to WPForms > Add New and create a form. You can add whatever fields you like, but at a minimum you must include an Email and Name field. (See screenshot 1)
3. Click “Settings” in the left column, then select “Emma”. From the dropdowns, select the Email, First Name, and Last Name fields you created. (See screenshot 2)
4. In a separate browser tab, go to Emma, log in, and click Account > API Key. Copy the public key, private key, and account ID to the WPForms Emma settings page.
5. Click “Save” in the top right corner, and exit out of the form builder.
6. Insert the form somewhere on your site and test it out! Go to Pages, select a page, and above the content editor click “Add Form”. Select your form and click “Insert” to add it to the page.

Screenshots

Creating a form with a Name and Email field.

Emma Settings panel while editing form.

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md