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1 | # Integration for listmonk mailing list and newsletter service (WordPress plugin)
2 |
3 | This WordPress plugin integrates [listmonk](https://listmonk.app/) with your WordPress / WooCommerce website. You can use it to (1) let people subscribe to your newsletter from a form on your website (using WPForms or Contact Form 7), or (2) you can let people subscribe to your newsletter from the WooCommerce checkout page. After a customer pays, their email address and name will be sent to the listmonk mailing list of your choice.
4 |
5 | Using listmonk as an open source newsletter and mailing tool, makes you (1) less dependent on services like Mailchimp, (2) costs less and (3) has no limits on the amounts of emails you can send i.e. per month.
6 |
7 | ## How to use this plugin
8 |
9 | 1. Download the plugin and upload the folder to your WordPress plugin directory. Or just install it through the WordPress plugin directory: https://wordpress.org/plugins/integration-for-listmonk-mailing-list-and-newsletter-manager/
10 | 2. Make sure you have access to a configured listmonk server. You can connect listmonk to email services like Amazon SES, costing you as little as 0.1$ per thousand emails.
11 | 3. Use either WPForms (recommended), Contact Form 7 or a custom field on the WooCommerce checkout page to send subscriber data to listmonk. You can add the checkout field with this plugin if you use the classic WooCommerce checkout. WooCommerce block based checkout is currently experimentally supported.
12 | 4. Figure out the _listmonk list ID_ that you want people to subscribe to. See [listmonk documentation](https://listmonk.app/docs/) for more details.
13 | 5. Open the settings page of this plugin from your WordPress admin dashboard under Settings. You can enable and disable the WooCommerce and WPForms/Contact Form 7 components. Enter your the listmonk list ID and listmonk server url.
14 | 6. Starting with the newest versions of listmonk, you now first need to create an API user in the listmonk settings. See listmonk documentation on how to do that. Make sure the API user has necessary permissions. After creating this APi user in your listmonk server settings, add the credentials (username and API access token) to the settings page of this plugin in your WordPress installation.
15 |
16 |
17 |
18 | ## How does the plugin work?
19 | This plugin uses the well-documented listmonk API to send data from your WordPress server to the listmonk server over HTTPS.
20 |
21 | Customers can tick a checkbox on the WooCommerce checkout page to subscribe to your newsletter:
22 | 
23 |
24 | Or you can use a newsletter form created by the free third-party plugin WPForms:
25 | 
26 |
27 | Or use Contact Form 7 as an alternative option.
28 |
29 | ## Requirements
30 | - A website running the latest version of WordPress;
31 | - A listmonk server accessible over HTTPS (tested up to listmonk v4.0.0);
32 | - For using this plugin with a form that people can fill in to subscribe to your mailing list, you should have the free WPForms plugin installed and choose their standard newsletter form. Input that form ID in the settings page of this plugin. Recently support for Contact Forms 7 was also added;
33 | - For using this plugin to let customers subscribe to your mailing list during WooCommerce checkout, you need to have WooCommerce installed and the component activated in the plugin settings.
34 |
35 | ## What about privacy?
36 | For each user that subscribes to a mailing list, their IP address and is recorded as well as a timestamp of subscription time. Subscribers through the WooCommerce checkout do not have to double opt-in, but people subscribing through a form need to confirm their subscription to avoid spam. When people subscribe through WooCommerce checkout, their country is also saved to listmonk.
37 |
38 | Your listmonk API credentials are saved locally on your server and not saved anywhere externally. Your API password is encrypted before it is stored in the WordPress database.
39 |
40 | ## Suggestions and bugs
41 | If you encounter any bugs or if you have suggestions for improvement, please create an issue on GitHub.
42 |
43 | ## Contribute
44 | Feel free to submit an issue or pull request if you have any questions or suggestions for improvement. If you have knowledge of PHP and the listmonk API you can adapt this plugin to fit your specific needs (i.e. change all subscriptions to opt-in).
45 |
46 | ## License
47 | GNU General Public License v3.0. No commercial closed-source usage allowed.
48 |
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1 | key = $this->get_default_key();
36 | $this->salt = $this->get_default_salt();
37 | }
38 |
39 | /**
40 | * Encrypts a value.
41 | *
42 | * If a user-based key is set, that key is used. Otherwise the default key is used.
43 | *
44 | * @since 1.0.0
45 | *
46 | * @param string $value Value to encrypt.
47 | * @return string|bool Encrypted value, or false on failure.
48 | */
49 | public function encrypt( $value ) {
50 | if ( ! extension_loaded( 'openssl' ) ) {
51 | return $value;
52 | }
53 |
54 | $method = 'aes-256-ctr';
55 | $ivlen = openssl_cipher_iv_length( $method );
56 | $iv = openssl_random_pseudo_bytes( $ivlen );
57 |
58 | $raw_value = openssl_encrypt( $value . $this->salt, $method, $this->key, 0, $iv );
59 | if ( ! $raw_value ) {
60 | return false;
61 | }
62 |
63 | return base64_encode( $iv . $raw_value ); // phpcs:ignore WordPress.PHP.DiscouragedPHPFunctions.obfuscation_base64_encode
64 | }
65 |
66 | /**
67 | * Decrypts a value.
68 | *
69 | * If a user-based key is set, that key is used. Otherwise the default key is used.
70 | *
71 | * @since 1.0.0
72 | *
73 | * @param string $raw_value Value to decrypt.
74 | * @return string|bool Decrypted value, or false on failure.
75 | */
76 | public function decrypt( $raw_value ) {
77 | if ( ! extension_loaded( 'openssl' ) ) {
78 | return $raw_value;
79 | }
80 |
81 | $raw_value = base64_decode( $raw_value, true ); // phpcs:ignore WordPress.PHP.DiscouragedPHPFunctions.obfuscation_base64_decode
82 |
83 | $method = 'aes-256-ctr';
84 | $ivlen = openssl_cipher_iv_length( $method );
85 | $iv = substr( $raw_value, 0, $ivlen );
86 |
87 | $raw_value = substr( $raw_value, $ivlen );
88 |
89 | $value = openssl_decrypt( $raw_value, $method, $this->key, 0, $iv );
90 | if ( ! $value || substr( $value, - strlen( $this->salt ) ) !== $this->salt ) {
91 | return false;
92 | }
93 |
94 | return substr( $value, 0, - strlen( $this->salt ) );
95 | }
96 |
97 | /**
98 | * Gets the default encryption key to use.
99 | *
100 | * @since 1.0.0
101 | *
102 | * @return string Default (not user-based) encryption key.
103 | */
104 | private function get_default_key() {
105 | if ( defined( 'LOGGED_IN_KEY' ) && '' !== LOGGED_IN_KEY ) {
106 | return LOGGED_IN_KEY;
107 | }
108 |
109 | // Handle the error appropriately
110 | throw new Exception('Encryption key is not defined.');
111 | }
112 |
113 | /**
114 | * Gets the default encryption salt to use.
115 | *
116 | * @since 1.0.0
117 | *
118 | * @return string Encryption salt.
119 | */
120 | private function get_default_salt() {
121 | if ( defined( 'LOGGED_IN_SALT' ) && '' !== LOGGED_IN_SALT ) {
122 | return LOGGED_IN_SALT;
123 | }
124 |
125 | // Handle the error appropriately
126 | throw new Exception('Encryption salt is not defined.');
127 | }
128 | }
129 | ?>
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1 | if ( ! defined( 'ABSPATH' ) ) {
2 | exit; // Exit if accessed directly
3 | }
4 |
5 | // listmonk-admin.js
6 | jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
7 | // Function to handle the form toggle logic
8 | function handleFormToggle() {
9 | var isWPFormsEnabled = $('#listmonk_form_on').is(':checked');
10 | $('#listmonk_wpforms_form_id').prop('readonly', !isWPFormsEnabled);
11 |
12 | var isCF7IntegrationEnabled = $('#listmonk_cf7_integration_on').is(':checked');
13 | // Assuming 'listmonk_cf7_form_id' is the ID of the related input field
14 | $('#listmonk_cf7_form_id').prop('readonly', !isCF7IntegrationEnabled);
15 | }
16 |
17 | // Function to visually toggle textbox state
18 | function toggleTextboxState(isEnabled) {
19 | $('#listmonk_optin_text').prop('readonly', !isEnabled).toggleClass('disabled-textbox', !isEnabled);
20 | }
21 |
22 | // Event handler for WPForms checkbox change
23 | $('#listmonk_form_on').change(handleFormToggle).change(); // Initialize on page load
24 |
25 | // Event handler for CF7 checkbox change
26 | $('#listmonk_cf7_integration_on').change(handleFormToggle).change(); // Initialize on page load
27 |
28 | // Event handler for Checkout checkbox change
29 | $('#listmonk_checkout_on').change(function() {
30 | toggleTextboxState($(this).is(':checked'));
31 | }).change(); // Initialize on page load
32 | });
33 |
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1 | session->set('listmonk_newsletter_optin', true);
102 |
103 | } else {
104 | WC()->session->set('listmonk_newsletter_optin', false);
105 | }
106 | }
107 |
108 | function listmonk_save_newsletter_subscription_checkbox($order_id) {
109 | if(listmonk_is_checkout_block_enabled()) {
110 | return; // Abort if the WC blocks based checkout is enabled
111 | }
112 | $optin = WC()->session->get('listmonk_newsletter_optin', false);
113 | if ($optin == 'true') {
114 | $order = wc_get_order($order_id);
115 | $order->update_meta_data('listmonk_newsletter_optin', 'true');
116 | $order->save();
117 | }else{
118 | $order = wc_get_order($order_id);
119 | $order->update_meta_data('listmonk_newsletter_optin', 'false');
120 | $order->save();
121 | }
122 | }
123 |
124 | function listmonk_add_newsletter_checkbox_to_checkout($fields) {
125 | if(listmonk_is_checkout_block_enabled()) {
126 | return; // Abort if the WC blocks based checkout is enabled
127 | }
128 |
129 | $email_priority = isset($fields['billing']['billing_email']['priority']) ? $fields['billing']['billing_email']['priority'] : 20;
130 |
131 | // Retrieve the custom label text from the options, with a default value
132 | $optin_label = esc_html(get_option('listmonk_optin_text', __('Subscribe to our newsletter', 'integration-for-listmonk')));
133 |
134 | // Check if $optin_label is empty, if so, use the default text
135 | if (empty($optin_label)) {
136 | $optin_label = __('Subscribe to our newsletter', 'integration-for-listmonk');
137 | }
138 | $fields['billing']['listmonk_newsletter_optin'] = array(
139 | 'type' => 'checkbox',
140 | 'label' => $optin_label, // Use the retrieved label text here
141 | 'id' => 'listmonk_newsletter_optin',
142 | 'required' => false,
143 | 'class' => array('form-row-wide'),
144 | 'clear' => true,
145 | 'priority' => $email_priority + 2, // Slightly higher priority than email
146 | );
147 | return $fields;
148 | }
149 |
150 | function listmonk_add_newsletter_checkbox_to_blocks_checkout() {
151 | if(listmonk_is_checkout_block_enabled() == false){ // if checkout block isnt enabled, abort
152 | return;
153 | }
154 |
155 | if (get_option('listmonk_checkout_on') !== 'yes') { // if user has disabled listmonk integration on the checkout page, abort
156 | return;
157 | }
158 |
159 | // Retrieve the custom label text from the options, with a default value
160 | $optin_label = get_option('listmonk_optin_text', __('Subscribe to our newsletter', 'integration-for-listmonk'));
161 |
162 | // Check if $optin_label is empty, if so, use the default text
163 | if (empty($optin_label)) {
164 | $optin_label = __('Subscribe to our newsletter', 'integration-for-listmonk');
165 | }
166 |
167 | woocommerce_register_additional_checkout_field(
168 | array(
169 | 'id' => 'listmonk/newsletter_optin',
170 | 'label' => $optin_label,
171 | 'location' => 'contact',
172 | 'type' => 'checkbox',
173 |
174 | )
175 | );
176 | }
177 |
178 | // display newsletter checkbox value in admin order meta
179 | function listmonk_display_newsletter_subscription_in_admin_order_meta($order) {
180 | $subscribed = $order->get_meta('listmonk_newsletter_optin', true);
181 | $display_value = ($subscribed === 'true') ? 'Yes' : 'No'; // Display 'Yes' for 'true', 'No' otherwise`
182 | echo '
';
183 | }
184 |
185 | // end of the code to add newsletter checkbox to checkout
186 |
187 | // required for encrypting the listmonk password
188 | require_once plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . 'includes/fsd-data-encryption.php';
189 |
190 | ## get user ip
191 | function listmonk_get_the_user_ip() {
192 | if ( ! empty( $_SERVER['HTTP_CLIENT_IP'] ) ) {
193 | //check ip from share internet
194 | $ip = sanitize_text_field(wp_unslash($_SERVER['HTTP_CLIENT_IP']));
195 | } elseif ( ! empty( $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'] ) ) {
196 | //to check ip is passed from proxy
197 | $ip = sanitize_text_field(wp_unslash($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'])); // get ip address of user
198 | } else {
199 | $ip = sanitize_text_field(wp_unslash($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'])); // get ip address of user
200 | }
201 | return ($ip); // return ip address
202 | }
203 |
204 | // check if listmonk credentials are configured
205 | function listmonk_are_listmonk_settings_configured() {
206 | $listmonk_url = sanitize_text_field(get_option('listmonk_url')); // get listmonk url from settings page
207 | $listmonk_username = sanitize_text_field(get_option('listmonk_username')); // get listmonk username from settings page
208 | $listmonk_password = sanitize_text_field(get_option('listmonk_password')); // get listmonk password from settings page
209 |
210 | return !empty($listmonk_url) && !empty($listmonk_username) && !empty($listmonk_password); // return true if all settings are configured
211 | }
212 |
213 | ## function to send data to listmonk through WordPress HTTP API
214 | function listmonk_send_data_to_listmonk_wordpress_http_api($url, $body, $username, $password) {
215 | // Sanitize the URL
216 | $url = esc_url_raw(filter_var($url, FILTER_VALIDATE_URL));
217 |
218 | // Prepare the headers
219 | $headers = array(
220 | 'Authorization' => 'Basic ' . base64_encode($username . ':' . $password),
221 | 'Content-Type' => 'application/json',
222 | );
223 |
224 | // Setup the body and headers
225 | $args = array(
226 | 'body' => json_encode($body),
227 | 'headers' => $headers,
228 | 'method' => 'POST'
229 | );
230 |
231 | // Make the request
232 | $response = wp_remote_post($url, $args);
233 |
234 | // Check for error in response
235 | if (is_wp_error($response)) {
236 | error_log('Listmonk API error: ' . $response->get_error_message());
237 | return [
238 | 'status_code' => wp_remote_retrieve_response_code($response),
239 | 'body' => wp_remote_retrieve_body($response),
240 | 'error_message' => 'Listmonk API error: ' . $response->get_error_message()
241 |
242 | ];
243 | }
244 |
245 | $httpCode = wp_remote_retrieve_response_code($response);
246 | $body = wp_remote_retrieve_body($response);
247 | $errorMessage = '';
248 |
249 | // Handling different HTTP error codes
250 | switch ($httpCode) {
251 | case 400:
252 | error_log('Listmonk API error: Missing or bad request parameters or values');
253 | break;
254 | case 403:
255 | error_log('Listmonk API error: Session expired or invalidate. Must relogin');
256 | break;
257 | case 404:
258 | error_log('Listmonk API error: Request resource was not found');
259 | break;
260 | case 405:
261 | error_log('Listmonk API error: Request method is not allowed on the requested endpoint');
262 | break;
263 | case 410:
264 | error_log('Listmonk API error: The requested resource is gone permanently');
265 | break;
266 | case 429:
267 | error_log('Listmonk API error: Too many requests to the API (rate limiting)');
268 | break;
269 | case 500:
270 | error_log('Listmonk API error: Something unexpected went wrong');
271 | break;
272 | case 502:
273 | error_log('Listmonk API error: The backend OMS is down and the API is unable to communicate with it');
274 | break;
275 | case 503:
276 | error_log('Listmonk API error: Service unavailable; the API is down');
277 | break;
278 | case 504:
279 | error_log('Listmonk API error: Gateway timeout; the API is unreachable');
280 | break;
281 | default:
282 | if ($httpCode >= 400) {
283 | // Generic error for other 4xx and 5xx HTTP codes
284 | error_log("Listmonk API error (HTTP code $httpCode): " . json_decode($body)->message);
285 | $errorMessage = "Listmonk API error (HTTP code $httpCode): " . json_decode($body)->message;
286 | }
287 | }
288 |
289 | return [
290 | 'status_code' => $httpCode,
291 | 'body' => json_decode($body, true),
292 | 'error_message' => $errorMessage
293 | ];
294 | }
295 |
296 | // this function sends WPforms data to an external API (listmonk) through https
297 | function listmonk_send_data_through_wpforms( $fields, $entry, $form_data, $entry_id ) {
298 | if (!listmonk_are_listmonk_settings_configured()) {
299 | error_log("listmonk settings are not configured completely."); // Log an error message
300 | return; // Abort if settings are not configured
301 | }
302 | $listmonk_wpforms_form_id = absint(get_option('listmonk_wpforms_form_id')); // convert form id from option to integer
303 | $listmonk_wpforms_integration_on = sanitize_text_field(get_option('listmonk_wpforms_integration_on')); // check if the listmonk form option is disabled in settings
304 |
305 | // check if the form id matches the form id from the settings page and if the listmonk form option is enabled
306 | if (get_option('listmonk_wpforms_integration_on') != 'yes' || absint($form_data['id']) !== $listmonk_wpforms_form_id) {
307 | return;
308 | }
309 |
310 | // define variables
311 | $ip = listmonk_get_the_user_ip(); // define ip address of user, used for listmonk consent recording
312 | $website_name = sanitize_text_field(get_bloginfo( 'name' )); // Retrieves the website's name from the WordPress database
313 | $listmonk_list_id = absint(get_option('listmonk_list_id', 0)); // get listmonk list id from settings page
314 |
315 | //these attributes are used by listmonk as extra data for each subscriber. can be changed to your liking
316 | $attributes = [
317 | 'subscription_origin' => 'website form', // this is the origin of the subscription, as opposed to payment
318 | 'confirmed_consent' => 'true', // user gave consent to receive newsletter
319 | 'ip_address' => $ip, // ip address of user
320 | 'consent_agreement' => 'I consent to receiving periodic newsletters from ' . $website_name . '.', // Use the website name dynamically
321 | ] ;
322 |
323 | // remove email from name field input
324 | $pattern = '/[^@\s]*@[^@\s]*\.[^@\s]*/'; // to avoid spam
325 | $replacement = '[removed]';
326 |
327 | // sanitize name input
328 | $name = sanitize_text_field(wp_strip_all_tags($fields['1']['value'])); // get name from form; this assumes it is the first field in the form
329 | $name_email_stripped = preg_replace($pattern, $replacement, $name); // remove email from name field input
330 | $name_stripped_all = preg_replace('/[a-zA-Z]*[:\/\/]*[A-Za-z0-9\-_]+\.+[A-Za-z0-9\.\/%&=\?\-_]+/i', $replacement, $name_email_stripped); // remove urls from name field input
331 |
332 | // this body will be sent to listmonk
333 | $body = array(
334 | 'name' => $name_stripped_all, // get name from form
335 | 'email' => sanitize_email($fields['2']['value']), // get email from form, this assumes it is the second field in the form
336 | 'status' => 'enabled', // set to enabled to subscribe user
337 | 'lists' => [(int)$listmonk_list_id], // convert list id to integer
338 | 'preconfirm_subscriptions' => false, // set to true if you want to send a confirmation email to the user
339 | 'attribs' => $attributes,
340 | );
341 |
342 | #listmonk credentials
343 | $listmonk_url = esc_url_raw(get_option('listmonk_url'));
344 | $listmonk_username = sanitize_text_field(get_option('listmonk_username'));
345 |
346 | ## password decryption
347 | $encryption = new listmonk_FSD_Data_Encryption();
348 | $encrypted_password = sanitize_text_field(get_option('listmonk_password'));
349 | $listmonk_password = $encryption->decrypt($encrypted_password);
350 |
351 | // append the url from the settings page with the correct API endpoint
352 | $url = $listmonk_url . '/api/subscribers';
353 |
354 | // using the send_data_to_listmonk function we defined earlier, we communicate with the listmonk API through WordPress HTTP API
355 | listmonk_send_data_to_listmonk_wordpress_http_api($url, $body, $listmonk_username, $listmonk_password);
356 |
357 | }
358 | add_action( 'wpforms_process_complete', 'listmonk_send_data_through_wpforms', 10, 4 );
359 |
360 | /** EXPERIMENTAL CODE */
361 |
362 | function listmonk_send_data_through_contact_form_7( $contact_form, $abort, $submission ) {
363 | if (!listmonk_are_listmonk_settings_configured()) {
364 | error_log("listmonk settings are not configured completely."); // Log an error message
365 | return; // Abort if settings are not configured
366 | }
367 | $listmonk_cf7_form_id = absint(get_option('listmonk_cf7_form_id')); // convert form id from option to integer
368 | $listmonk_cf7_integration_on = sanitize_text_field(get_option('listmonk_cf7_integration_on')); // check if the listmonk form option is disabled in settings
369 |
370 | // check if the form id matches the form id from the settings page and if the listmonk form option is enabled
371 | if (get_option('listmonk_cf7_integration_on') != 'yes' || absint($contact_form->id()) !== $listmonk_cf7_form_id) {
372 | if(get_option('listmonk_debug') == 'yes'){
373 | error_log('CF7 integration not enabled or id doesnt match');
374 | error_log('Current page ID: ' . absint($contact_form->id()) .'');
375 | error_log('CF7 page ID from listmonk settings: ' . $listmonk_cf7_form_id . '');
376 | }
377 | return;
378 | }else{
379 | if(get_option('listmonk_debug') == 'yes'){
380 | error_log('Current page ID: ' . absint($contact_form->id()) .'');
381 | error_log('CF7 page ID from listmonk settings: ' . $listmonk_cf7_form_id . '');
382 | }
383 | }
384 |
385 | $posted_data = $submission->get_posted_data();
386 | $ip = listmonk_get_the_user_ip(); // define ip address of user, used for listmonk consent recording
387 |
388 | // Retrieve specific field data
389 | $email = isset($posted_data['your-email']) ? sanitize_email($posted_data['your-email']) : '';
390 | $name = isset($posted_data['your-name']) ? sanitize_text_field($posted_data['your-name']) : '';
391 |
392 | // Add your logic here to send data to listmonk
393 |
394 | // retrieve data to send to listmonk
395 | $website_name = sanitize_text_field(get_bloginfo( 'name' )); // Retrieves the website's name from the WordPress database
396 | $listmonk_list_id = absint(get_option('listmonk_list_id', 0)); // get listmonk list id from settings page
397 | if(get_option('listmonk_debug') == 'yes'){
398 | error_log('Listmonk list ID : ' . $listmonk_list_id . '');
399 | }
400 | ## for listmonk
401 | $attributes = [
402 | 'subscription_origin' => 'Contact Form 7',
403 | 'confirmed_consent' => true, // user gave consent to receive newsletter
404 | 'ip_address' => $ip, // ip address of user
405 | 'consent_agreement' => 'I consent to receiving periodic newsletters from ' . $website_name . '.', // Use the website name dynamically
406 | ] ;
407 |
408 | // remove email from name field input
409 | $pattern = '/[^@\s]*@[^@\s]*\.[^@\s]*/'; // to avoid spam
410 | $replacement = '[removed]';
411 |
412 | // sanitize name input
413 | $name = sanitize_text_field(strip_tags($name)); // get name from form; this assumes it is the first field in the form
414 | $name_email_stripped = preg_replace($pattern, $replacement, $name); // remove email from name field input
415 | $name_stripped_all = preg_replace('/[a-zA-Z]*[:\/\/]*[A-Za-z0-9\-_]+\.+[A-Za-z0-9\.\/%&=\?\-_]+/i', $replacement, $name_email_stripped); // remove urls from name field input
416 |
417 | // body to send with POST to the API
418 | $body = array(
419 | 'name' => $name_stripped_all,
420 | 'email' => $email,
421 | 'status' => 'enabled',
422 | 'lists' => [(int)$listmonk_list_id],
423 | 'attribs' => $attributes,
424 | 'preconfirm_subscriptions' => false, // set presubscription to false, because anyone can enter an email here
425 | ) ;
426 |
427 | #listmonk credentials
428 | $listmonk_url = esc_url_raw(get_option('listmonk_url'));
429 | $listmonk_username = sanitize_text_field(get_option('listmonk_username'));
430 |
431 | ## password decryption using the fsd-data-encryption class
432 | $encryption = new listmonk_FSD_Data_Encryption();
433 | $encrypted_password = sanitize_text_field(get_option('listmonk_password'));
434 | $listmonk_password = $encryption->decrypt($encrypted_password);
435 |
436 | // append the url from the settings page
437 | $url = $listmonk_url . '/api/subscribers';
438 |
439 | // using the send_data_to_listmonk function we defined earlier, we communicate with the listmonk API through WordPress HTTP API
440 |
441 | $response = listmonk_send_data_to_listmonk_wordpress_http_api($url, $body, $listmonk_username, $listmonk_password);
442 |
443 | // Optionally skip sending the email
444 | // add_filter('wpcf7_skip_mail', function() { return true; });
445 |
446 | return $contact_form;
447 | }
448 | add_filter( 'wpcf7_before_send_mail', 'listmonk_send_data_through_contact_form_7', 10, 3 );
449 |
450 | /** END OF EXPERIMENTAL CODE */
451 |
452 | ## send subscriber data to listmonk after paying
453 |
454 | add_action( 'woocommerce_thankyou', 'listmonk_send_data_afer_checkout', 10, 1 );
455 | function listmonk_send_data_afer_checkout( $order_id ){
456 | // check ff the listmonk checkout component is enabled in settings
457 | if (get_option('listmonk_checkout_on') != 'yes') {
458 | return;
459 | }
460 | if( ! $order_id ){ // if order id is not set, return
461 | return;
462 | }
463 |
464 | if (!listmonk_are_listmonk_settings_configured()) {
465 | error_log("listmonk settings are not configured completely.");
466 | return; // Abort if settings are not configured
467 | }
468 |
469 | $order = wc_get_order( absint($order_id) ); // Get an instance of the WC_Order Object
470 | $additional_fields = $order->get_meta('_additional_fields', true);
471 |
472 | // check for user newsletter consent
473 | // $field_name = 'newsletter_optin'; // change this field to the name of your custom field for storing user consent in a checkbox
474 | $subscribed = '';
475 |
476 | if (listmonk_is_checkout_block_enabled()) {
477 | $subscribed = $order->get_meta('_wc_other/listmonk/newsletter_optin', true);
478 |
479 | if (isset($subscribed) == false) {
480 | $subscribed = false;
481 | }
482 | } else {
483 | if (is_array($additional_fields) && isset($additional_fields['listmonk/newsletter_optin'])) {
484 | $subscribed = $additional_fields['listmonk/newsletter_optin'];
485 | if(get_option('listmonk_debug') == 'yes'){
486 | error_log($subscribed);
487 | }
488 | } elseif ($order->get_meta('listmonk_newsletter_optin') !== '' && $order->get_meta('listmonk_newsletter_optin') !== false) {
489 | $subscribed = $order->get_meta('listmonk_newsletter_optin');
490 | if(get_option('listmonk_debug') == 'yes'){
491 | error_log($subscribed);
492 | }
493 | }else{
494 | $subscribed == false;
495 | }
496 | }
497 |
498 |
499 | if ($subscribed != 'true' && $subscribed != '1') { // if user did not give consent, return
500 | return;
501 | }
502 |
503 | // get user info from the woocommerce order API
504 | $email = sanitize_email($order->get_billing_email()); // Get Customer billing email
505 | $name = sanitize_text_field($order->get_billing_first_name()); // Get Customer billing first name
506 | $country = $order->get_billing_country(); // Get Customer billing country
507 | $ip = $order->get_customer_ip_address(); // Get Customer ip address
508 | $website_name = sanitize_text_field(get_bloginfo( 'name' )); // Retrieves the website's name from the WordPress database
509 |
510 | $listmonk_list_id = absint(get_option('listmonk_list_id', 0)); // get listmonk list id from settings page
511 |
512 | ## for listmonk
513 | $attributes = [
514 | 'country' => $country,
515 | 'subscription_origin' => 'payment',
516 | 'ip_address' => $ip,
517 | 'confirmed_consent' => true, // user gave consent to receive newsletter
518 | 'consent_agreement' => 'I consent to receiving periodic newsletters from ' . $website_name . '.', // Use the website name dynamically
519 | ] ;
520 |
521 | // body to send with POST to the API
522 | $body = array(
523 | 'name' => $name,
524 | 'email' => $email,
525 | 'status' => 'enabled',
526 | #'lists' => [2],
527 | 'lists' => [(int)$listmonk_list_id],
528 | 'attribs' => $attributes,
529 | 'preconfirm_subscriptions' => true,
530 | ) ;
531 |
532 | #listmonk credentials
533 | $listmonk_url = esc_url_raw(get_option('listmonk_url'));
534 | $listmonk_username = sanitize_text_field(get_option('listmonk_username'));
535 |
536 | ## password decryption using the fsd-data-encryption class
537 | $encryption = new listmonk_FSD_Data_Encryption();
538 | $encrypted_password = sanitize_text_field(get_option('listmonk_password'));
539 | $listmonk_password = $encryption->decrypt($encrypted_password);
540 |
541 | // append the url from the settings page
542 | $url = $listmonk_url . '/api/subscribers';
543 |
544 | // using the send_data_to_listmonk function we defined earlier, we communicate with the listmonk API through WordPress HTTP API
545 |
546 | $response = listmonk_send_data_to_listmonk_wordpress_http_api($url, $body, $listmonk_username, $listmonk_password);
547 |
548 | if ($response['status_code'] == 200) {
549 | $order->add_order_note('Customer subscribed to listmonk mailing list (ID = ' . $listmonk_list_id . ').');
550 | }elseif($response['status_code'] == 409) {
551 | $order->add_order_note('Listmonk: Email address already exists in listmonk mailing list ' . $listmonk_list_id . ', customer had already subscribed.');
552 | }else{
553 | $order->add_order_note($response['error_message']);
554 | }
555 |
556 | }
557 |
558 | ### SETTINGS PAGE ###
559 |
560 | // Add a top-level menu for the plugin settings in the admin dashboard
561 | add_action('admin_menu', 'listmonk_top_lvl_menu');
562 | function listmonk_top_lvl_menu(){
563 | add_options_page(
564 | 'Settings - Integration for listmonk mailing list and newsletter manager', // Page title
565 | 'Integration for listmonk', // Menu title
566 | 'manage_options', // Capability required
567 | 'listmonk_integration', // Menu slug
568 | 'listmonk_integration_page_callback', // Function to display the settings page
569 | 4 // Position in the menu, 4 = right below 'Settings'
570 | );
571 | }
572 |
573 | // Callback function to render the plugin settings page
574 | function listmonk_integration_page_callback(){ // Function to render the plugin settings page
575 |
576 | // Display warning if both conditions are met
577 |
578 | if(get_option('listmonk_cf7_integration_on') == 'yes') {
579 | echo '
';
580 | echo '
The listmonk integration with Contact Form 7 is still experimental. If you experience any problems, consider switching to a newsletter subscription form by WPForms. You can also file a bug report on Github.
';
581 | echo '
';
582 | }
583 |
584 | ?>
585 |
586 |
587 |
594 |
595 |
596 |
597 |
Enjoying this free & open source plugin? Consider donating, so development can continue:
' . esc_html__('Integration for listmonk mailing list and newsletter manager can be enabled in three ways:', 'integration-for-listmonk') . '
';
829 | echo '
' . esc_html__('(1) On the WooCommerce checkout. Customers can check a box to subscribe to your newsletter. This check box will be added below the email address field.
830 | You can customize the text they will see by changing the text in the text box below. Currently only the old WooCommerce checkout is supported (so not the WooCommerce Blocks based checkout).
831 | ', 'integration-for-listmonk') . '
';
832 | echo '
(2) On any page on your website, using a custom newsletter form from the WPForms plugin that you can include anywhere on your website. You can enter the WPForms form ID on this settings page.
';
833 | echo '
(3) On any page on your website, using the Contact Form 7 plugin with the standard fields "your-name" and "your-email" present. Below you can enter the page ID of the page you have enabled the Contact Form 7 form.
';
834 | echo '
See the listmonk documentation for more information on how to setup listmonk, either on your own server or easily hosted versions on services like Railway and Pikapods.
835 | ';
836 | }
837 |
838 | // Description for the 'listmonk Credentials' section
839 | function listmonk_credentials_description() { // Function to render the description for the 'listmonk Credentials' section
840 | echo '
' . esc_html__('In order for the integration to work, you need to provide your listmonk credentials. First input the listmonk list ID you want to
841 | send all new subscribers to. This ID is shown in listmonk when you click on a list. Second, you input the url of your listmonk server. Third, you input your listmonk API username and API access token for authentication. For this you need to create a new user in listmonk settings under Users. Starting with recent version of listmonk this needs to be a new API user: you cannot use the username and password you use to login to the listmonk admin page.', 'integration-for-listmonk') . '
';
842 | }
843 |
844 | // Description for the 'listmonk Credentials' section
845 | function listmonk_debug_description() { // Function to render the description for the 'listmonk Credentials' section
846 | echo '
' . esc_html__('Debug mode can be enabled here. When enabled, debug information will be rendered in the WordPress log file.') . '
';
847 | }
848 |
849 | // Hook into the admin_enqueue_scripts action
850 | add_action('admin_enqueue_scripts', 'listmonk_admin_styles');
851 |
852 | // Function to add custom styles to the admin page
853 | function listmonk_admin_styles($hook) {
854 | // Check if we're on the specific plugin admin page
855 | if ('settings_page_listmonk_integration' !== $hook) {
856 | return;
857 | }
858 |
859 | // Add custom CSS
860 | ?>
861 |
870 | ';
879 | echo '
' . esc_html__('This text will be shown on the WooCommerce checkout page when listmonk integration is enabled.', 'integration-for-listmonk') . '
';
880 | }
881 |
882 | function listmonk_render_text_field($args){
883 | $field_type = 'text';
884 | $autocomplete = ''; // Autocomplete attribute
885 | $placeholder = ''; // Default placeholder text
886 | $help_text = ''; // Default help text
887 |
888 | // If the field is for the password
889 | if ($args['name'] == 'listmonk_password') {
890 | $field_type = 'password';
891 | $autocomplete = 'autocomplete="new-password"'; // Set autocomplete attribute for password field
892 | $placeholder = 'Enter new password to change'; // Informative placeholder text for the password field
893 | $help_text = '
' . esc_html__('Leave blank to keep the current API access token.', 'integration-for-listmonk') . '
';// Help text for the password field
894 | } else if ($args['name'] == 'listmonk_username') {
895 | $autocomplete = 'autocomplete="username"'; // Set autocomplete attribute for username field
896 | }
897 | $option = get_option($args['name'], ''); // Get the option value for other fields
898 |
899 | // Print the input field
900 | printf(
901 | '', // The placeholders are replaced with the specified values
902 | esc_attr($field_type), // Field type (text or password)
903 | esc_attr($args['name']), // Field ID
904 | esc_attr($args['name']), // Field name
905 | esc_attr($field_type == 'password' ? '' : $option), // Field value, empty for password fields
906 | esc_attr($placeholder), // Placeholder text
907 | esc_attr($autocomplete) // Autocomplete attribute
908 | );
909 |
910 | // Echo the help text
911 | if (!empty($help_text)) {
912 | echo wp_kses_post($help_text); // Help text
913 | }
914 | }
915 |
916 | function listmonk_render_checkbox_field($args){ // Function to render checkbox field
917 | $value = get_option($args['name']); // Get the current value of the option
918 |
919 | // Check if WPForms or any plugin with a name starting with "wpforms" is active
920 | if ($args['name'] === 'listmonk_wpforms_integration_on' && !listmonk_is_plugin_active_with_prefix('wpforms')) {
921 | // WPForms or a matching plugin is not active and the field is "listmonk_wpforms_integration_on," disable the checkbox and set it as unchecked
922 | $disabled = 'disabled="disabled"';
923 | $checked = '';
924 | $message = esc_html__('WPForms is not installed', 'integration-for-listmonk'); // Message for when WPForms is not installed
925 | } elseif($args['name'] === 'listmonk_checkout_on' && listmonk_is_woocommerce_activated() == false){ // check if woocommerce is active
926 | // Woocommerce is not active and the field is "listmonk_checkout_on," disable the checkbox and set it as unchecked
927 | $disabled = 'disabled="disabled"';
928 | $checked = '';
929 | $message = esc_html__('WooCommerce is not installed', 'integration-for-listmonk'); // Message for when WooCommerce is not installed
930 | } elseif($args['name'] === 'listmonk_cf7_integration_on' && !listmonk_is_plugin_active_with_prefix('contact-form-7')){ // check if woocommerce is active
931 | // Woocommerce is not active and the field is "listmonk_checkout_on," disable the checkbox and set it as unchecked
932 | $disabled = 'disabled="disabled"';
933 | $checked = '';
934 | $message = esc_html__('Contact Form 7 is not installed', 'integration-for-listmonk'); // Message for when WooCommerce is not installed
935 | } else {
936 | // WPForms or a matching plugin is active or the field is not "listmonk_wpforms_integration_on," enable the checkbox and set its value based on the option
937 | $disabled = '';
938 | $checked = checked($value, 'yes', false); // Set to checked if the option value is ' yes'
939 | $message = ''; // No message when WPForms is active or the field is not "listmonk_wpforms_integration_on"
940 | }
941 |
942 | ?>
943 |
946 | ' . esc_html($message) . '
'; // Show message if WPForms is not installed
949 | }
950 | // in listmonk-admin.js there is js code that was previously located here
951 | }
952 |
953 | function listmonk_is_plugin_active_with_prefix($prefix){ // Function to check if a plugin with a name starting with a prefix is active
954 | $active_plugins = get_option('active_plugins'); // Get all active plugins
955 |
956 | foreach ($active_plugins as $plugin) { // Loop through all active plugins
957 | if (strpos($plugin, $prefix) === 0) { // Check if the plugin name starts with the prefix
958 | return true;
959 | }
960 | }
961 |
962 | return false;
963 | }
964 |
965 | // Function to render WPForms Form ID field
966 | function listmonk_render_wpforms_form_id_field($args) {
967 | $option_name = esc_attr($args['name']);
968 | $value = esc_attr(get_option($option_name, '')); // Default value if option is not set
969 | $disabled = get_option('listmonk_wpforms_integration_on') !== 'yes' ? 'readonly' : '';
970 |
971 | echo '';
972 | echo '
' . esc_html__('Enter the WPForms Form ID here. This ID is used when listmonk integration with WPForms is enabled.', 'integration-for-listmonk') . '
';
973 | }
974 |
975 | // Function to render Contact Form 7 ID field
976 | function listmonk_render_cf7_form_id_field($args) {
977 | $option_name = esc_attr($args['name']);
978 | $value = esc_attr(get_option($option_name, '')); // Default value if option is not set
979 | $disabled = get_option('listmonk_cf7_integration_on') !== 'yes' ? 'readonly' : '';
980 |
981 | echo '';
982 | echo '
' . esc_html__('Enter the page ID of the page where the Contact Form 7 form is active. This ID is used when listmonk integration with Contact Form 7 is enabled to let people subscribe to listmonk through a form. This is the page ID of the page where you entered the Contact Form 7 shortcode to render your form.', 'integration-for-listmonk') . '
';
983 | }
984 |
985 | // Function to render listmonk List ID field
986 | function listmonk_render_listmonk_list_id_field($args) { // Function to render listmonk List ID field
987 | $option = get_option($args['name'], '1'); // Default value is 1
988 |
989 | printf(
990 | '', // The %s placeholders are replaced with the values in the following order
991 | esc_attr($args['name']),
992 | esc_attr($option)
993 | );
994 | }
995 |
996 | // Render a button on the WordPress plugin page to easily access this plugin's settings
997 | function listmonk_plugin_page_settings_link($links) {
998 | $settings_link = 'Settings';
999 | array_unshift($links, $settings_link);
1000 | return $links;
1001 | }
1002 |
1003 | add_filter('plugin_action_links_' . plugin_basename( __FILE__ ) . '', 'listmonk_plugin_page_settings_link');
1004 |
1005 | ?>
1006 |
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1 | === Integration for listmonk mailing list and newsletter service ===
2 | Contributors: postduif
3 | Tags: listmonk, newsletter, WordPress, WooCommerce, subscribers, mail, mailing, api
4 | Donate link: https://buymeacoffee.com/postduif
5 | Requires at least: 6.4
6 | Tested up to: 6.8.1
7 | Requires PHP: 7.4
8 | Stable tag: 1.4.1
9 | License: GNU General Public License v3.0
10 | License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html#license-textf
11 |
12 | Integrates the open-source mailing list tool listmonk with WordPress/WooCommerce so users can subscribe to your mailing list.
13 |
14 | == Description ==
15 | This WordPress plugin integrates listmonk with your WordPress / WooCommerce website.
16 |
17 | You can use this plugin to:
18 |
19 | - Let people subscribe to your newsletter through a form on your website using WPForms or Contact Form 7.
20 | - Allow people to subscribe to your newsletter from the WooCommerce checkout page. After a customer pays, their email address and name will be sent to the listmonk mailing list of your choice.
21 |
22 | Using listmonk as an open-source newsletter and mailing tool makes you less dependent on services like Mailchimp, costs less, and has no limits on the amount of emails you can send per month.
23 |
24 | ## How to use this plugin
25 | 1. Install this plugin through the WordPress plugin directory.
26 | 2. Ensure you have access to a configured listmonk server. You can connect listmonk to email services like Amazon SES, which costs as little as $0.10 per thousand emails.
27 | 3. Access the plugin's settings page from your WordPress admin dashboard under Settings to enable and disable components and enter listmonk credentials.
28 | 4. Determine the listmonk list ID you want to subscribe people to. See listmonk documentation for more details.
29 | 5. Utilize WPForms, Contact Form 7, or a custom field on the WooCommerce checkout page to send subscriber data to listmonk.
30 | 6. When using a custom field on the WooCommerce checkout page, you can input a text customers will see during checkout.
31 |
32 | ## Requirements
33 | - WordPress website (latest version recommended);
34 | - Accessible listmonk server over HTTPS (tested up to listmonk v3.0.0);
35 | - WPForms or Contact Form 7 for form-based subscriptions;
36 | - WooCommerce for checkout-based subscriptions; (classic checkout supported, block-based checkout experimentally supported).
37 |
38 | ## Privacy and Security
39 | For compliance purposes, this plugin records the IP address each subscriber and sends it to your listmonk server. Subscribers through WooCommerce checkout do not require double opt-in, unlike form-based subscriptions. API credentials are stored securely on your server with encryption for the password. Please note that this plugin does not have any form of rate-limiting, so it is your own responsibilty to use a CATCHPA when using i.e. WPForms, to limit the amount of fake subscriptions that could be sent to your listmonk server.
40 |
41 | ## Suggestions, Bugs, and Contributions
42 | For bugs or suggestions, please create an issue on GitHub. Contributions, especially from those knowledgeable in PHP and the listmonk API, are welcome.
43 |
44 | ## License
45 | GNU General Public License v3.0. No commercial closed-source usage allowed.
46 |
47 | ## Thanks
48 | Huge thanks to Kailash Nadh for creating listmonk!
49 |
50 | ## Dependency on external services
51 | This plugin uses two external services: (1) a listmonk server of your choice, for which you are solely responsible and (2) a link to [Buy me a Coffee](buymeacoffee.com) to voluntarily support the development of this plugin. See their privacy policy [here](https://www.buymeacoffee.com/privacy-policy). This plugin can be used without donating. This plugin does not store or use any customer data: this is all being handled by the listmonk server you connect to.
52 |
53 | == Installation ==
54 | Installation is straightforward. Install the plugin from the WordPress plugin directory and configure it from the settings page: Integration for listmonk.
55 |
56 | == Frequently Asked Questions ==
57 | # I don't have a listmonk server, will this plugin work?
58 | No, you need a listmonk server for this plugin to work. You can either host one yourself, or use easy and freely available services lika Pikapods or Railway.
59 |
60 | # I don't have a listmonk server, do you have any recommendations on how to set up listmonk easily?
61 | Consider hosting listmonk on a user-friendly hosting service like [Pikapods](https://www.pikapods.com/). Check out the [GitHub guide](https://gist.github.com/MaximilianKohler/e5158fcfe6de80a9069926a67afcae11) by MaximillianKohler for more advanced tips on how to set up listmonk.
62 |
63 | # Where do I enter my listmonk credentials?
64 | You can find the plugin's settings, called "Integration for listmonk" under the Settings tab in WordPress. There you need to enable the components you want to use (form based and/or checkout based subscription) and fill in your credentials.
65 |
66 | # Where do I find my listmonk list ID?
67 | Click on a mailing list you created in listmonk. On the upper corner it should display the ID.
68 |
69 | # Do users have to do double opt-in after subscribing to a mailing list?
70 | Only if you use the form-based component of this plugin. For all users that subscribe to a mailing list via the WooCommerce checkout page, their email address is already assumed confirmed, because it is unlikely someone will pay for a product with another persons email address just to spam them.
71 |
72 | # What about security?
73 | This plugin encrypts your listmonk password before storing it in the WordPress database. Always make sure to choose long and unique passwords; this is your own responsibility.
74 |
75 | # I have a problem with listmonk, can you help me out?
76 | Please submit an issue to the listmonk Github repository (I am not the maintainer of listmonk).
77 |
78 | # What form do I have to select when I use WPForms?
79 | The plugin only works with the default "newsletter" form, which has a first/last name field and an email field.
80 |
81 | # Where can I find the WPForms Form ID?
82 | Check the shortcode of the form you created. It should be formatted like "wpforms id=100", where 100 is the Form ID that you need to enter in the listmonk integration settings page.
83 |
84 | # What form do I have to select when I use Contact Form 7?
85 | Make sure the forms contains the fields 'your-email' and 'your-name' in order for this plugin to work.
86 |
87 | # How do I find the page ID for the Contact Form 7 integration?
88 | This refers to the page ID of the page you entered the Contact Form 7 shortcode on. If you edit that page in your WordPress admin panel, the url will contain for example "page=57". That number you will need to enter in the listmonk integration settings.
89 |
90 | # I have a problem with this plugin, can you help me?
91 | I created this plugin in my free time. I may have time to help you, but no guarantees!
92 |
93 | == Screenshots ==
94 | 1. Settings page of the plugin.
95 | 2. Newsletter opt-in on the WooCommerce checkout. After a customer pays, their email address and name will be sent to the mailing list of your choice.
96 | 3. Newsletter subscription form example. Created with WPForms, data will be sent to your listmonk server.
97 |
98 | == Changelog ==
99 | 1.4.0 Added support for WooCommerce block based checkout and added a debug mode
100 | 1.3.7 Small bug fixes, added id value for checkbox during checkout, breaking change: label for checkout box changed from newsletter_optin to listmonk_newsletter_optin
101 | 1.3.6 Fix: nonce verification error with WC checkout
102 | 1.3.5 Bug fix with WooCommerce checkout
103 | 1.3.4 Small changes, added a warning that CF7 support is still experimental
104 | 1.3.3 First public version on the WordPress plugin directory
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