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Ok, thanks anyway. I think it might have something to do with is_file(). I have worked around it for now

@LostKobrakai thank you so much for your great driver, I use and love it for quite a while now. I just experienced something weird, and I'm not sure if it has to do something with valet and your driver: I'm in the need of accessing a non-processwire php file in the processwire root (e.g. domain.test/myfile.php). On my staging & live server, this works great – on my local dev environment (including valet and your driver), I land on the 404 processwire page. I tried a few things: On Staging (with valet): domain.test/myimage.png -> domain.test/custom/myimage.png -> domain.test/myfile.php -> domain.test/custom/myfile.php -> On Live Server (apache): domain.com/myimage.png -> domain.com/custom/myimage.png -> domain.com/myfile.php -> domain.com/custom/myfile.php -> Is it possible that it has something to do with valet and the driver? Or could there be other reasons? Best, Daniel

Updated to version 0.0.4 - checkout the changelog . The Github user ml-s fixed a major issue, where you could not use a Mailchimp core function, the ADDRESS mergefield.

I've just rolled out version 0.0.3 - checkout the changelog . You should be able to update without any changes in your code.

Thanks for your effort @flydev, let me know if you need some updates in the SubscribeToMailchimp module. The module would not be what it is made for, if you cant use it with the loginregister or any other way a dev prefers. I just want it to stay lightweight and flexible.

I've created an issue regarding features of MailChimp, that currently can't be used with the module. Also I'd like to make it more flexible, if Mailchimp roles out new stuff. My question to you: Do you currently use this MailChimp features or would like to have it in the module? - Groups (Interests) (Setup up - VIP - manually fill IP, Language and/or Location

Thank you for the feedback @MarcoPLY I've not worked with loginRegister and hooks yet. If you or someone finds a solution, please share it in here

@horst this is awesome!! Thank you, I will totally merge it in. It looks really great and is super helpful. I didn't even know, that this is possible via the module settings I also had a look at the issue mentioned by @Mikel . To resubscribe users (and I think this is indispensable) I had to add a getStatus method and change how the subscription method works. Now if a user resubscribes, he will get the double-opt-in mail again. I made a PR for this too, maybe you can take a look. I will merge both PRs than to version 0.0.3 (and hopefully don't mess it up .... :D) later this week. https://github.com/danielstieber/SubscribeToMailchimp/pull/2

Hey @Mikel, seams like with the original mailchimp subscribe forms, it is possible (and in my opinion it should be) to resubscribe. I will have a look on that! Thanks for the input. Meanwhile (e.g. for testing) you can use the delete method to completely delete and resubscribe a user. That is working for me with the current version.

Oh, that is cool. Thank you for help and clarification @LostKobrakai

Hey, thanks for the feedback @giannisok and for the solution @wbmnfktr. I have just updated to version 0.0.2 with the ability to unsubscribe and delete users. I also removed the 'string' type declarations, hope it works now with your PHP version @giannisok . When I have the time I'll change my dev machine setup, so I can test with different PHP versions. But since I use Valet, I think I can only downgrade to php5.6 anyway.

Sorry for rewarming this old beauty, but it was the closest answer to what I'm looking for by forum search and google. For my privacy policy and cookie information, I currently create a list of all cookies that are used by a PW-site. I'd like to provide my users an easy to understand but still informative idea of what the cookies are for. Here is an example: __utmb: Cookie by Google-Analytics that contains a timestamp of a users first visit. Together with __utmc, it can provide information about the time, a user spent on a page. Lifespan: until the end of a session For the wire cookie, I currently have: wire: Necessary cookie by ProcessWire, the CMS-system of the website. It stores and identifies a user session. Lifespan: one year Is this correct and/or can you maybe give me a hint of what I could write here, so a user gets an idea about the necessity? Thank you so much!

This is a lightweight alternative to other newsletter & newsletter-subscription modules. You can find the Module in the Modules directory and on Github It can subscribe, update, unsubscribe & delete a user in a list in Mailchimp with MailChimp API 3.0. It does not provide any forms or validation, so you can feel free to use your own. To protect your users, it does not save any user data in logs or sends them to an admin. This module fits your needs if you... ...use Mailchimp as your newsletter / email-automation tool ...want to let users subscribe to your newsletter on your website ...want to use your own form, validation and messages (with or without the wire forms) ...don't want any personal user data saved in any way in your ProcessWire environment (cf. EU data regulation terms) ...like to subscribe, update, unsubscribe or delete users to/from different lists ...like the Mailchimp UI for creating / sending / reviewing email campaigns *I have only tested it with PHP 7.x so far, so use on owners risk EDIT: I've updated the module to 0.0.4. I removed the instructions from this forum, so I don't have to maintain it on multiple places. Just checkout the readme on github If you have questions or like to contribute, just post a reply or create an issue or pr on github.