Easy MailChimp Forms allows you to painlessly add MailChimp signup forms to your WordPress site. You can add forms to posts, pages or sidebars with shortcodes, widgets or template tags. Simply copy and paste your MailChimp API Key into the plugin admin settings and it will pull in all your MailChimp lists. From there you can choose the lists you want to make forms for. For a single list you can check off the fields you want to include on your form and order them via an easy drag-and-drop interface. This plugin adds plenty of CSS selectors to the form code allowing you to completely customize the look of your forms.

Note: You will need a MailChimp API key to allow this plugin to communicate with your MailChimp account. For help on retrieving your API key, check out #4 of the FAQ? section. You can also read the MailChimp knowledge base article Where can I find my API Key?.

Instructions on how to use the plugin can be found on the FAQ. If you experience any problems, please submit a New Issue on our Github Issue Tracker and we'll look in to it as soon as possible.

1. Add interest groups and new fields to forms directly from the dashboard without ever leaving your site (new)
2. Error log for diagnosing user issues (new)
3. All new No-Captcha Re-Captcha in place (new)
4. Complete Integration of MailChimp into WordPress
5. Easily import MailChimp forms from an active MailChimp account
6. View/Print Interactive Account Growth Reports and Campaign Reports (Statistics Tracking)
7. Monitor MailChimp account activity
8. Use MailChimp Interest Group/Segments
9. Add MailChimp forms sidebars/widgetized areas with widgets
10. Set forms to single or double opt-in
11. Customize the success message
12. Customize the submit button text
13. Redirect users to a page on submission
14. Un-subscribe users from MailChimp lists
15. View subscriber MailChimp profiles
16. View individual form subscriber count
17. Display multiple forms on a single page
18. Add commenter's to your MailChimp lists with a comment form opt-in check box
19. Easily add forms to pages and posts with a button in the page/post editor
20. Use cURL error detection to troubleshoot MailChimp connection issues

1. Download the plugin .zip file
2. Log in to yourdomain.com/wp-admin
3. Click Plugins -> Add New -> Upload
4. Activate the plugin
5. Go over to MailChimp.com and login.
6. On the right hand menu, click your profile picture and select 'Account Settings' and then go to 'Extras > API Keys'.
7. Enter your API key into the text field inside 'MailChimp Forms > MailChimp Settings'
8. Start importing forms from MailChimp and adding them to posts, pages and widgets!

Yes, you can register for one for free at MailChimp.

Yes, you have to have at least 1 list set up in MailChimp.

For more help, visit the MailChimp Support article How do I create a new list?

The first step is to add your MailChimp API key. This will allow your site to communicate with your MailChimp account. This is done on the plugin "MailChimp Settings" page.

From your MailChimp Dashboard, click on your account name in the upper left hand corner of the screen under the MailChimp logo to expose the "Account Settings" menu. Click on "Account Settings" to go to the Account Settings screen and the click on the "Extras" menu. Under "Extras" choose "API keys." From there you can create a new key if you do not already have one.

For more help, visit the MailChimp Support article Where can I find my API Key?

After you add your API key, the plugin will fetch all of your MailChimp list information and load it into the plugin admin. Go to the plugin "Manage List Forms" page to choose the lists you want to make forms for.

You can use a shortcode to add a form to a page or post, use the MailChimp form button in the visual editor or use a widget to add it to a sidebar. Each list on the plugin "Manage List Forms" displays a shortcode at the top. Copy the shortcode and paste it into any post or page where you want a form to appear. For example, if my form had the shortcode [yks-mailchimp-list id="1234567891"] I would copy and paste that into the page or post I wanted to add that form to.

Step 1: Ensure that cURL is enabled at the server level. You will see an error at the top of the settings page if cURL is disabled. If you see no error, continue to step 2.

Step 2: If you have entered your MailChimp API key and are still getting the error "Error: Please enter a valid Mail Chimp API Key," please check the developer console inside your browser for further information.

• Right-click in the API Key input field, and select 'Inpsect Element'
• Once the developer console is open, select the Console tab to see a more specific error.

For information on how to use your browser's developer console, read the WordPress Codex article, Using Your Browser to Diagnose JavaScript Errors.

Possible Errors And Resolutions

• Could not resolve host: xxxx.api.mailchimp.com - the host you have provided is incorrect. The host is the string after the last dash ( aka the data-center ) (example: us2)

• Invalid Mailchimp API Key: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx - Your API key is invalid. You can confirm a valid key by logging into MailChimp and checking the active API key registered to your account.

• If all else fails, there's a good possibility that it is a server related issue. As a final attempt at a fix, open up /classes/MCAPI_2.0.class.php and scroll down to line #298. You should see curl_setopt( $ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, $this->ssl_verifypeer );, and you'll want to change it to curl_setopt( $ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, false );. Save the file and re-try your API key.

You can adjust the width of the forms on your site by changing the width of the element with the class .yks-mailchimpFormContainer. This is the parent container for the form. Adjusting this width will control the width of the input fields inside of it.

Easy MailChimp Forms is now translated into multiple languages:

• Arabic
• Chinese
• English
• French
• German
• Greek
• Hebrew
• Hindi
• Hong Kong
• Italian
• Japanese
• Korean
• Persian
• Portuguese (Brazilian)
• Portuguese (European)
• Romanian
• Russian
• Spanish
• Swedish
• Taiwanese
• Tamil
• Urdu
• Vietnamese
• Welsh

Read the Codex article Installing WordPress in Your Language for more information. Also, please refer to our Developer Docs.

Yes! With the 4.0 version of our plugin we have added a few hooks that allow you to add or manipulate existing data. Check out the Other Notes tab for more information.

You most likely have a password manager installed and active (LastPass, OnePass, TeamPassword etc.). The API key input field is set to type="password" for security reasons. Most password managers auto-fill password fields based on the URL of the current page. So, what happens when you click save is that the password manager auto fills in the field with the password that you have saved for your site, and thus returning 'invalid API key'. To resolve the issue you'll need to temporarily disable any active password manager and re-enter and save your API key. Once the key has been successfully saved, you can re-enable your password manager.

= How do I create my own custom MailChimp template? = Step 1: First you'll want to import the boilerplate template files bundled with the plugin. These are files that were created for easy customization. You can import the boilerplate files by going to the manage list forms page and clicking 'import boilerplate templates'.

Note : Alternatively, you can manually import the template files by copying the 'yikes-mailchimp-user-templates' directory inside of the plugin root ( 'yikes-inc-easy-mailchimp-extender/templates/' ) over to your theme root. ( ie: /wp-content/themes/twentyfourteen/ ).

Step 2: Once imported you'll find the boilerplate files in your theme root. Each boilerplate template file comes with an associated .css file located inside of the styles directory. To get started on your first template, we recommend that you duplicate one of the existing boilerplate tempalate files and its associated .css file, and changing the name.

Step 3: Finally, change the MailChimp template, author and description headers at the top of each template file. The 'MailChimp Template' header dictates the name of your template, and what will appear in the drop down field. You'll also want to make sure that the correct .css file is properly being enqueued at the top of the template file.

Step 4: Once setup, you can assign the template to your form from the 'Manage List' page. Make sure to select the checkbox 'use custom form' and then in the drop down select your newly created template.

= How do I create my own custom MailChimp template? = Step 1: First you'll want to import the boilerplate template files bundled with the plugin. These are files that were created for easy customization. You can import the boilerplate files by going to the manage list forms page and clicking 'import boilerplate templates'.

Note : Alternatively, you can manually import the template files by copying the 'yikes-mailchimp-user-templates' directory inside of the plugin root ( 'yikes-inc-easy-mailchimp-extender/templates/' ) over to your theme root. ( ie: /wp-content/themes/twentyfourteen/ ).

Step 2: Once imported you'll find the boilerplate files in your theme root. Each boilerplate template file comes with an associated .css file located inside of the styles directory. To get started on your first template, we recommend that you duplicate one of the existing boilerplate tempalate files and its associated .css file, and changing the name.

Step 3: Finally, change the MailChimp template, author and description headers at the top of each template file. The 'MailChimp Template' header dictates the name of your template, and what will appear in the drop down field. You'll also want to make sure that the correct .css file is properly being enqueued at the top of the template file.

Step 4: Once setup, you can assign the template to your form from the 'Manage List' page. Make sure to select the checkbox 'use custom form' and then in the drop down select your newly created template.

= I'm trying to set up the opt-in commenting checkbox. When users opt-in and leave a comment, an error is thrown and I can't figure out why. What could be wrong? = For the optin comment check box, you'll want to make sure that the form you have set to assign users to only has the email field set to required.

= I'd like to define my own default value tags. For example, I want to populate a field with the current page URL dynamically. Is this possible? = Yes! In the release of YIKES Inc. Easy MailChimp Extender version 5.2 we enabled all sorts of new features. One of these features is the ability to pre-populate text fields with a string of text, or with one fo the provided default value tags. The default value tags available to you out of the box are :

• {post_title} - populates the field with the current page or post title that the user was on when they subscribed to the form.
• {post_id} - populates the field with the current page or post ID that the user was on when they subscribed to the form.
• {page_url} - populates the field with the current page URL that the user was on when they subscribed to the form.
• {blog_name} - populates the field with the current blog name. Very useful for multi-site installations, when tracking which blog the user has signed up from is crucial to your marketing efforts.
• {user_logged_in} - populates the field with with a dynamic value based on weather the user is logged in or not. When the user is logged in when signing up, the field populates with "User Logged In". If the user is not logged in, "Guest".

Simply click the link below the default value input field to add that tag as the default value. Easy as that!

We've also provided a way for you to define your own default value tags, and return any data you choose. This is done through the use of two separate filters ( yikes_mailchimp_default_value_tag and yikes_mailchimp_process_default_value_tag ). Check out the developer documentation for how to use the filters. The examples provided are extremely helpful.

yikes-inc-easy-mailchimp-extender

90% of the plug-in is localized and ready for translation. This means that you can manipulate text using the provided text domain, using a gettext filter.

N/A

This example will alter text on the admin dashboard on the manage lists page.

	/**
	* Change Specific Test on the 'Manage List Forms' page.
	*
	*/
	function theme_change_comment_field_names( $translated_text, $text, $domain ) {

	  switch ( $translated_text ) {

		case 'Your Lists' :

		  $translated_text = __( 'MailChimp Lists', 'yikes-inc-easy-mailchimp-extender' );
		  break;
					
		case 'Save Form Settings' :
		
		  $translated_text = __( 'Save Form', 'yikes-inc-easy-mailchimp-extender' );
		  break;
					
		case 'Create a Form For This List' :

		  $translated_text = __( '<== Import This List', 'yikes-inc-easy-mailchimp-extender' );
		  break;

	  }

		return $translated_text;
	}
	add_filter( 'gettext', 'theme_change_comment_field_names', 20, 3 );

yks_mc_before_form_$formID

Used to place content before a specific MailChimp form. Use the form id to specify which form to place text before.

N/A

This example will print out a thank you message before a specific form.

	/**
	* Function to add text before the form with ID '0b071c0bd1'
	* You can get form ID's from the 'MailChimp List' page
	*/
	function custom_before_form_action() {
		echo '<p>Thanks for checking out our mailing list. Fill out the form below to get started!</p>';
	}
	add_action( 'yks_mc_before_form_0b071c0bd1' , 'custom_before_form_action' );

Note: in our add_action call we add the specific form ID to target a single form.

yks_mc_after_form_$formID

Used to place content after a specific MailChimp form. Use the form id to specify which form to place text after.

N/A

This example will print out a disclaimer message after a specific form.

/**
* Function to add text after the form with ID '0b071c0bd1'
* You can get form ID's from the 'MailChimp List' page
*/
function custom_after_form_action() {
	echo '<p><em>Your information is for internal use only, and will never be shared with or sold to anyone.</em></p>';
}
add_action( 'yks_mc_after_form_0b071c0bd1' , 'custom_after_form_action' );

Note: in our add_action call we add the specific form ID to target a single form.

yks_mc_before_form

Used to place content before all MailChimp Forms.

N/A

	/**
	* This example will print out a disclaimer to the user,
	* above all MailChimp forms. 
	*/
	function custom_before_all_forms_action() {
		echo '<p><em>Your information is for internal use only, and will never be shared with or sold to anyone.</em></p>';
	}
	add_action( 'yks_mc_before_form' , 'custom_before_all_forms_action' );

yks_mc_after_form

Used to place content after all MailChimp Forms.

N/A

	/**
	* This example will print out a disclaimer to the user,
	* below all MailChimp forms. 
	*/
	function custom_after_all_forms_action() {
		echo '<p><em>Your information is for internal use only, and will never be shared with or sold to anyone.</em></p>';
	}
	add_action( 'yks_mc_after_form' , 'custom_after_all_forms_action' );

yikes_mc_get_form_data

$Form_ID and $merge_variables

$Form_ID = the ID of the specific MailChimp Form ( can be retrieved from the 'MailChimp Forms > Manage List Forms' menu ).

$merge_variables = a multi-dimensional array containing all user entered data being sent to the MailChimp API (The email, first name, last name etc. will be contained here).

Used to catch user data, from all forms, before it gets sent to the mailchimp API. Useful when you want to manipulate data before being sent to the MailChimp API or if you'd like to use the entered data locally.

This example will catch the user submitted data, of all forms, store the users firstname in a variable and then update the current logged in user firstname profile field with the value in the First Name MailChimp field.

	/**
	* This example will catch the user submitted data, of all forms, store the users firstname in a variable and then update
	* the current logged in user firstname profile field with the value in the First Name MailChimp field. 
	*/
	function catch_user_data( $form_ID, $merge_variables ) {
	  // if the user is logged in
	  if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
			
		// get the logged in user id
		$user_id = get_current_user_id();
		
		 // if the first name field is set
		 if ( isset( $merge_variables['FNAME'] ) ) { 
				
		 // update logged in users first name with the provided name in MC form
		 wp_update_user( array( 'ID' => $user_id, 'first_name' => $merge_variables['FNAME'] ) );
				
		 // can be used for any of the fields in the form + any fields in the user profile
		 }
		
	  }
	}
	add_filter( 'yikes_mc_get_form_data' , 'catch_user_data', 10, 2 );

_This example will catch the user submitted data and change the FNAME merge variable to a specified string before sending it off to MailChimp.

Note: You can alter any of the merge variables being sent to MailChimp (email, firstname, lastname, dates etc.) - useful if you'd like to capture the page the user subscribed from for analytics

	/**
	* This example will catch the user submitted data (of all forms) and change 
	* the users first name to 'Johnny Apple Seed'.  ( useful for hidden+required fields )
	*/
	function custom_subscriber_count_message( $mv ) {
		$mv['FNAME'] = 'Johnny Apple Seed';
		return $mv;
	}
	add_action( 'yikes_mc_get_form_data' , 'custom_subscriber_count_message' , 10 );

yikes_mc_user_already_subscribed

$errorMessage , $update_user_link and $email

$errorMessage = the error message returned by the MailChimp API. By Default : "email@domain.com is already subscribed to the list."

$update_user_link = the link that will re-submit the form to update the current users info. Default link text : "Update My Info"

$email = the email address provided in the Email field

Used to display a custom error message back to the user, when a user attempts to subscribe to a list they already exist on.

_The following example will alter the error returned from the MailChimp API. Useful when you would like to provide a more custom error message. The 'Update' link will re-submit the form using the 'update_existing' parameter to update the current users profile.

	<?php
		/**
		* This example will return a custom error message to the user when they attempt to subscribe to 
		* a list they already exist on. The following will show something similar "Sorry, John@johnsmith.com is already subscribed to this list. Please Update My Information."
		*/
		function custom_user_already_subscribed_error( $errorMessage , $update_user_link , $email ) {
			$errorMessage = 'Sorry, ' . $email . ' is already subscribed to this list.';
			$errorMessage .= str_replace( 'Update My Info.' , 'Please Update My Information' , $update_user_link );
			return $errorMessage;
		}
		add_filter( 'yikes_mc_user_already_subscribed' , 'custom_user_already_subscribed_error' , 10 , 3 );
	?>

yikes_mc_subscriber_update_message

$success_message

$success_message = the success message to be displayed to the user, defaults to "Thanks, your information has been successfuly updated."

Used to alter the success message returned when a user updates their account information for a given list

The following example will alter success message displayed back to the user after they have updated their account information for a given list. Defualts to : "Thanks, your information has been successfuly updated."

	<?php
		/**
		* The following example will alter the success message when a user re-submits 
		* the form data to update their information for a given form
		*/
		function custom_resubmit_info_message( $success_message ) {
			$success_message = "Thanks for updating your info! You're so awesome!";
			return $success_message;
		}
		add_filter( 'yikes_mc_subscriber_update_message' , 'custom_resubmit_info_message' , 10 );
	?>

yks_redirect_add_post_types

$post_array

$post_array = an array of post type names that you would like to be included into the drop down as a redirect option on the manage list page

Use this filter to add any number of custom post types to the redirect dropdown

The following example will add any and all posts with the custom post type 'portfolio' to the redirect dropdown

	<?php
		/**
		* This example will add the custom post type 'portfolio' to the
		* redirect dropdown on the manage list forms page	
		*/
		function add_portfolio_post_type_to_yikes_redirect_dropdown( $post_array ) {
			$post_array[] = 'portfolio';
			return $post_array;
		}
		add_filter( 'yks_redirect_add_post_types' , 'add_portfolio_post_type_to_yikes_redirect_dropdown' );
	?>

yikes_mc_get_form_data_$formID

$Form_ID and $merge_variables

$Form_ID = the ID of the specific MailChimp Form ( can be retrieved from the 'MailChimp Forms > Manage List Forms' menu ).

$merge_variables = a multi-dimensional array containing all user entered data being sent to the MailChimp API (The email, first name, last name etc. will be contained here).

Used to catch user data, of a specific form, before it gets sent to the mailchimp API. Useful when you want to manipulate data before being sent to the MailChimp API or if you'd like to use the entered data locally.

This example will catch the user submitted data from a specific form, store the users firstname in a variable and then update the current logged in user firstname profile field with the value in the First Name MailChimp field.

	/**
	* This example will catch the user submitted data, store the users firstname in a variable and then update
	* the current logged in user firstname profile field with the value in the First Name MailChimp field. 
	* This catches data from ALL forms being submitted.
	*/
	function catch_user_data_from_specific_form( $form_ID, $merge_variables ) {
	  // if the user is logged in
	  if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
			
		// get the logged in user id
		$user_id = get_current_user_id();
		
		 // if the first name field is set
		 if ( isset( $merge_variables['FNAME'] ) ) { 
				
		 // update logged in users first name with the provided name in MC form
		 wp_update_user( array( 'ID' => $user_id, 'first_name' => $merge_variables['FNAME'] ) );
				
		 // can be used for any of the fields in the form + any fields in the user profile
		 }
		
	  }
	}
	add_filter( 'yikes_mc_get_form_data_3d13f0f784' , 'catch_user_data_from_specific_form', 10, 2 );

These functions are defined inside of the Easy MailChimp plugin and they exist to help test and view the user data that is being submitted by the user through the MailChimp form. These functions will prevent the default form functionality, so no user data will be sent to MailChimp while testing.

These functions should be used in conjunction with the yikes_mc_get_form_data or the yikes_mc_get_form_data_$formID filters. Whatever data the user has provided will be returned for viewing.

yks_mc_print_user_data( $form_ID, $merge_variables ); and yks_mc_dump_user_data( $form_ID, $merge_variables ); Defined In: class.yksemeBase.php on line 2441 and 2510 respectively.

Print User Data

	/**
	* This example will return all of the submitted 
	* user data In a nice readable format
	*/
	function print_user_data_from_form( $form_ID, $merge_variables ) {
		if( class_exists( 'yksemeBase' ) ) {
			$yikes_easy_mailchimp = new yksemeBase();
		}
		$yikes_easy_mailchimp->yks_mc_print_user_data( $form_ID, $merge_variables );
	}
	add_filter( 'yikes_mc_get_form_data' , 'print_user_data_from_form', 10, 2 );	

Dump User Data

	/**
	* This example will dump all of the submitted 
	* user data, so you can see the full array of data
	* being returned
	*/
	function dump_user_data_from_form( $form_ID, $merge_variables ) {
		if( class_exists( 'yksemeBase' ) ) {
			$yikes_easy_mailchimp = new yksemeBase();
		}
		$yikes_easy_mailchimp->yks_mc_dump_user_data( $form_ID, $merge_variables );
	}
	add_filter( 'yikes_mc_get_form_data' , 'dump_user_data_from_form', 10, 2 );

• New Feature: Added ability to add, edit or delete form fields directly from the WordPress dashboard
• New Feature: Added ability to add, edit or delete interest groups directly from the WordPress dashboard
• New Feature: Add "Update" link to forms when a user has previously subscribed
• New Feature: Added 'default' option to text fields ( with custom pre-defined tags : {post_id} , {post_title} , {page_url} , {blog_name} , {user_logged_in} with the ability to define your own! )
• New Feature: Added the ability to adjust required state, visibility state, merge tag and more
• New Feature: Added the ability to toggle between ssl_verifypeer true/false
• New Feature: Added an error log to help users diagnose errors happening within the plugin (and updated advanced debugging)
• Enhancement: Remove JavaScript dependency to populate place holder values
• Enhancement: Replaced Captcha with the all new No-Captcha-Re-Captcha API from Google
• Enhancement: Introduced all new filters ( check documentation for examples )
• Enhancement: Un-checking 'visibility' now hides the input field (instead of not generating it at all)
• Enhancement: Re-defined YKSEME_PATH for users who have the plugins folder outside of wp-content
• Enhancement: Added new classes to labels and input fields on the front end forms ( new classes yks-mc-label-field-label , yks-mc-form-row-field-label , yks-mc-input-field-row-field-label , yks-mc-input-field-label )
• Bug Fix: Re-sorting fields that had a stored custom class name didn't store properly
• Bug Fix: Wrapped bundled template text in filters
• Bug Fix: Repaired some broken filters (get_form_data_before_send)
• Bug Fix: Fixed labels on 'Manage List Forms' page and added field names to titles
• Bug Fix: Fixed path to check box images on 'Clean Blue' bundled templates
• Bug Fix: Fixed empty API key from outputting any string (confused some users)
• Other: Split main class file into multiple included files (help organize the main class file (sub-files located in /lib/inc/)
• Other: Began to build up a Wiki on Github , for plug in installation/usage instructions
• Other: Altered single/double opt-in strings inside shortcode_form.php

• Fix: Removed type="password" from API key field to prevent password manager auto fill issue

• Fix: repair 'Opt In' default list drop down on options page
• Fix: repair errors being thrown when a commenter is added to a list

• Remove update profile info link, replaced with user already subscribed error
• Fix missing argument in getFrontendFormDisplay_field when using the table view

• Release v5.1
• Added brand new templating framework, to allow users to create custom form templates for use with any MailChimp List
• Re-style Manage List page
• Added missing label to radio buttons inside the form
• Added missing closing parentheses on subscriber count inside view subscribers page
• Added custom color picker to easily stylize forms without writing a single line of code
• Added ability to specify a custom class names for each field of the form ( easily add custom class names to MailChimp form fields for further customization )
• Only run API Key check when a new key is entered ( not on each page load )
• Added new Welcome page with features+update notifications for users
• Security vulnerability re-patched - props @g0blinResearch for privately disclosing the potential vulnerability
• Added yks_redirect_add_post_types filter, to allow custom post types to be added to the redirect drop down (view docs for example)
• Added yikes_mc_user_already_subscribed filter to allow users to alter the message displayed to the user when they are already subscribed to a given list (view docs for example)
• Added yikes_mc_subscriber_update_message filter, to alter the success message when a user updates their account information for a given list (view docs for example)
• Added a new link to allow users to update profile information if previously subscribed to a given list
• Added 5 bundled templates, and 2 boilerplate files for users to use as a starting point for new templates

• fix bug with nonce security check when using table 'Preferred Form Layout' setting

• added stripslashes() to the following settings fields :
  • Single Opt-in Confirmation Message
  • Double Opt-in Confirmation Message
  • Interest Group Label
  • Opt-in Checkbox Text
• Updated Readme FAQ

• Update SSL conditional in main plugin file
• Added mcrypt module check, for API encryption
• Conditionally loaded scripts and styles in admin ( prevent conflicts )
• Included NONCE security checks on form submissions ( helps prevent CSRF and other attacks )
• Added proper update task function to add missing settings to the options page ( prevents undefined variables for new settings )
• Added missing styles to post page ( added missing icon to tinyMCE button )
• Added missing styles to widget page
• Adjusted Chimp Chatter activity time formatting to return correct time based on user time zone
• New Feature : Real time updates to Account Activity ( utilizing the heartbeat API )
• New Feature : Added account activity widget to dashboard ( with live updates using heartbeat API )
• Added screenshot of admin dashboard account activity widget

• Re-Apply missing styles to new 'My MailChimp' Section

• Remove extra spacing in provided short code, which caused parsing issues

• Remove global box-sizing CSS declaration

• Custom content filter to prevent other plugins from accidentally hooking in
• Updated translation files with new text and translations
• Added new screen shots
• Updated plugin activation hooks
• base64_encoded MailChimp API Key for privacy on multi-admin sites
• Added an entirely new "My MailChimp" section
• "My MailChimp" section now includes account overview details
• Added much needed campaign statistic tracking page
• Added ability to track Campaign Click/Opens with geo-data and interactive charts including world map
• Added account /listgrowth section with interactive bar chart
• Added "Chimp Chatter" feed to track account activity
• Ability to export interactive charts to png, jpg, svg
• Printable Campaign Reports
• View campaign
• Re-Branded entire Plugin

• Updated radio button fields
• Re-worked related JS and PHP functions

• Added open_basedir conditional check to toggle CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION based on users server settings
• Prevents warning being thrown for users on shared hosts with an open_basedir set

• Removed all unnecessary Google tracking codes and functions

• Updated FAQ
• Re-worked the redirect for a better user experience
• Unified error messages into a single container on the front end
• Converted custom opt-in messages to utilize the WYSIWYG editors ( now allowing for html and images to be used in your success messages )
• Re-styled front end interest group containers

• Fixed JavaScript errors on when Address field is set to required
• Added user feedback on successful re-import of form
• Fixed some style issues
• Added animate.css
• Added class to required fields that were left empty
• Remove outdated jQuery
• Now error is appended to the form, instead of alerted through JavaScript
• Fixed date picker field, and images associated to it
• Added ability to include html mark-up to confirmation fields

• Added Interest Group/Segment Support
• Ability To See Number of Subscriber Per List
• View Subscribers MailChimp Profile
• Customize Segment Group Label
• Customize Submit Button Text
• Redirect User to Specified Page On Submission
• Customize Success Message
• Added cURL Server Error Checking
• Added further error checking to pages
• Added new hooks and filters ( see developer docs for examples )
• Translations added

• Update MailChimp API to v2.0
• Added API Validation Check on settings page

• Bugfix make sure label matches ID

• Change plugin name
• Add better MailChimp error messaging
• Add Advanced Error Messaging option
• Add required fields indication
• Improve admin UI
• Update FAQ and screenshots
• Add list name to forms on Manage List Forms page
• Implement fetching list fields via MailChimp API key
• Fix incorrect use of register_uninstall_hook()

• Fix more jquery conflict issues
• Clarification on how to add and manage list forms

• Add labels to table option for form

• Fix class MCAPI conflict issue
• Automatically check for jquery if not use version 1.7.1
• fix jquery conflict issue (specifically when multiple instance of "jQuery(document).ready..."
• fix jquery conflict with ".cycle" jquery command commonly used in slideshows.
• add jquery libraries 1.7.1 and prototype
• use "noConflict" in each jquery instance to avoid future conflicts.
• update Yikes about us info.

• Now supports multiples of the same list
• Fixed the date format issue
• Removed prompt class from the field wrapper
• Updated plugin description
• Disallowed adding the same list twice on the admin side
• About page now links to the YIKES, Inc. page

• Added import function to pull in existing custom fields
• Added new field handling to work with any list configuration
• Required fields in MailChimp are now reflected properly in the list view
• Added ability to choose Divs or Tables

• Added nopriv ajax action for anonymous users

• Added custom merge_vars field

• Removed required from First Name and Last Name fields
• Added update routines for future versions

• Changed the list logic and added a notice for the MERGE VAR naming schema

• Changed CSS paths from Absolute to Relative

• Initial Release