Now using the Cross Registration Integration plugin with MailChimp is just a matter of setting a few simple options and before you know it, users registering on your blog will be seamlessly added to your MailChimp mailing list. If you have not done so already, you will need to install the Cross Registration Integration plugin on your WordPress blog. You can get the plugin by following the WordPress link from the plugin page. For those of you who do have the plugin installed already, I am going to assume you have also already signed up for MailChimp. » Read the Rest
Over the holiday I released a new plugin called WP Feature Disable. This new plugin is designed to help put a little more control in the hands of the user to disable certain features of the WordPress platform that may be unnecessary or undesirable for a specific installation. While it currently only provides 5 options, more will be added as the plugin continues to evolve. » Read the Rest
Update:
AWeber Registration Integration version 1.2.8 was released tonight fixing a few concerns with the unique function naming methods to help avoid conflict with other plugins which might use similar functions. Also addressed were some of the issues surrounding the Opt-In display feature.
A big thanks goes out to Jim G. and Roger E. for their help identifying some bugs and wonderful suggestions! » Read the Rest
AWeber Registration Integration, found on WordPress here or on my site here, is currently back in the garage getting a few upgrades. Aside from a few optimization tweaks and usability enhancements, the largest of these upgrades will include support for WordPress MU. There is however a slight chance that the MU version will be released separate of the standard version simply because of the changes that need to be made to adapt to the MU environment. Stay tuned for updates and any feedback (*cough* or donations *cough*) is always appreciated!