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Can you be a little more specific ?

How did you create the plugin ?

What are the steps you've done ?

I want to create an opt-in form for my blog's sidebar. The wpsubscribers plugin installs a widget called "custom opt in form" to insert the code for this.

When I click on "Create Opt-In Forms ...

nico_pn wrote:Great

For Genesis I don't remember exactly how we solved it. If everything works on your theme, I think you don't have to worry about this problem.

I am using Genesis though, and don't feel comfortable implementing these forms without understanding if issues are still present.

I'm building a custom web form to create the opt-in for the sidebar widget. I don't see any templates to work with for these, and I am not really that great with design. Am I missing something, as I would think you could create a sidebar opt-in from a template somehow?

Hi,

Can you be a little more specific ?

Have you toggle this red button :
[ATTACH=CONFIG]213[/ATTACH]
To :
[ATTACH=CONFIG]214[/ATTACH]

Thanks, I toggled to "visible to all" and that solved that particular problem.

I have been reading here about problems with the Genesis wordpress theme ...

Hi,

Don't worry, this prefilled settings are made with the cookie from your web-browser. If you try a private navigation you will not have it prefilled (idem for your visitors).

At this point it's very frustrating, because I can only see the form (when loading my blog in a browser) when I am ...

I am going to leave the sidebar form in place for a bit, if you need to look at the site itself.

Go here and look on the far right sidebar, very bottom, on my end is it prefilling the fields with my name and email address.

http://eldonbeard.com/

I am trying to design a custom form. Not matter what I put in the settings, when I use the wpsubscribers sidebar widget to display a form, it always prefills the name and email address fields with MY name and email address. Regardless of whether I am logged into Wordpress or not.

Also, I use the W3 ...