No confirmation-message and welcome-message displayed [newsletter_form]

[TKlemm]

Hallo,

the shortcode [newsletter] works fine: confirmation-message and welcome-message are displayed on the page. Also the formular is not visible again, works great.

But,

[newsletter_form button_label="Go!"]
[newsletter_field name="email" label="Your best email"]
[/newsletter_form]

doesn’t work perfect. After subscription the page ist reloading. I see the formular again, but noch message, no info. It also send a email for subcription, and the subscrioption works, but no confirmation-message and welcome-message are displayed on the page.

any idea?

Sorry for my bad english.

[Stefano]

In the subscription configuration panel have you set the correct URL for the newsletter dedicated page, the one you create and set inside only the [newsletter] shortcode?

Bye, Stefano.

[TKlemm]

Hallo,

yes, I created a page “newsletter”. Here are some screenshots
http://wp859.deltec.de/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/newsletter-screen_1.jpg
http://wp859.deltec.de/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/newsletter-screen_2.jpg
http://wp859.deltec.de/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/newsletter-screen_3.jpg

But I use no [newsletter] shortcode. Because I want to use [newsletter_form]. If I use both, I get two input-fields, and two subcribe-buttons. Looks like this.
http://wp859.deltec.de/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/newsletter-screen_4.jpg

If you like, here you can test it. Actually: no [newsletter] shortcode, only [newsletter_form], like Screen_3
http://wp859.deltec.de/newsletter/

[TKlemm]

I find a solution.

Newsletter-Form is now in the footer. And on the newsletter-page there is only the shortcut [newsletter]. So there is a perfect formular and I get the messages (with no visible formular).

Works fine, but not perfect. Because if a user open the link:
http://wp859.deltec.de/newsletter/
He will see a terible formular. Maybe I can set it on display:none. But I am not sure.

Did I miss something? Or how it works better?

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