infusionWP

Usage:

• This module enables you to send your subscribers to a ThankYou page and have them automatically log in.


• For safety reasons, this automatic login will only under specific conditions.


• The user cannot already be logged in.


• The "caller" must be Infusionsoft


• The call to this module must be made following the completion of an order form.


• This module must be called through a 'Thank You' page following an order form.

Example:

• http://www.yoursite.com/?i4w_autologin=abc123


• http://www.yoursite.com/?i4w_autologin=abc123&redir=http://www.yoursite.com/thankyou

Parameters:

• i4w_autologin=abc123: This sets the action to be performed.


• redir=http://www.yousite.com/thankyou/: This specifies an alternate landing page upon login.

Notes:

• In all examples provided, 'abc123' stand for the first six characters of your Infusionsoft API key. These are used to authenticate the request.

Usage:

• This module is used to check the general status of your plugin installation.


• If it doesn't produce an error or return a blank page, your plugin can generally be considered as correctly installed.


• This module must be called manually by typing the URl in your browser.

Example:

• http://www.yoursite.com/?i4w_check

Parameters:

• None.

Usage:

• This module enables you to delete a subscriber from your local Wordpress database


• This module must be called through a 'Send an http post...' following an order form.

Example:

• http://www.yoursite.com/?i4w_clearuser=abc123

Parameters:

• i4w_clearuser=abc123: This sets the action to be performed.

Notes:

• In all examples provided, 'abc123' stand for the first six characters of your Infusionsoft API key. These are used to authenticate the request.

Usage:

• This module will generate a password for a subscriber during the order form process.


• Unless otherwise specified, the module will also create a local Wordpress user to capture the registration date.


• If a password already exists in the designated Infusionsoft custom field, it will not be overwritten.


• This module must be called through a 'Send an http post...' following an order form.

Example:

• http://www.yoursite.com/?i4w_genpass=abc123

Parameters:

• i4w_genpass=abc123: This sets the action to be performed.


• autoreg=n: This parameter is used to prevent the Wordpress user from being created during the process.

Notes:

• In all examples provided, 'abc123' stand for the first six characters of your Infusionsoft API key. These are used to authenticate the request.


• The autoreg parameter was previously named "autologin". The name was changed to better reflect what it did and to minimize confusion with the i4w_autologin module.

Usage:

• This module is used to check the current license status of your plugin.


• If "status = 1" is displayed, your license is in order.


• This module must be called manually by typing the URl in your browser.

Example:

• http://www.yoursite.com/?i4w_license_check

Parameters:

• None.

Usage:

• This module is used to automate the creation of tags for the so-called "Magazine Subscription Model", which enables the system to prevent subscribers from seeing content published before they joined or for any months during which they were not members.


• Please contact us prior to implement this membership model to ensure that it does what you need.


• This module must be called through a 'Send an http post...' as part of a trigger process.

Example:

• http://www.yoursite.com/?i4w_newuser=abc123


• http://www.yoursite.com/?i4w_newuser=abc123&genpass=y


• http://www.yoursite.com/?i4w_newuser=abc123&genpass=y&autologin=n

Parameters:

• i4w_newuser=abc123: Determine the basic action to be taken.


• genpass=y: Determines whether or not a random password should be generated.


• autologin=n: Used to prevent the immediate creation of a Wordpress user

Notes:

• In all examples provided, 'abc123' stand for the first six characters of your Infusionsoft API key. These are used to authenticate the request.

Usage:

• This module enables you to perform a basic check for a subscriber, based on a subscriber's email address or last name, as seen from the plugin's perspective.


• The module displays up to 1000 subscribers.


• If subscriber data is displayed it means that, through the API, the subscriber is visible to the plugin.


• If the subscriber doesn't have a password assigned, a message to that effect will be displayed.


• The '%' wild card may be used to query are range of possible subscribers.


• This module must be called manually by typing the URl in your browser.

Example:

• http://www.yoursite.com/?i4w_showuser=bob@infusionwp.com


• http://www.yoursite.com/?i4w_showuser=%@infusionwp.%


• http://www.yoursite.com/?i4w_showuser=keen


• http://www.yoursite.com/?i4w_showuser=k%

Parameters:

• i4w_showuser=xyz: Whereby 'xyz' can be a last name or an email address, and can include one or more '%' wildcards.

Usage:

• This module provides a mechanism to synchronize two contact fields using a "Send Http post to another server" action.


• Both regular and custom fields can be synchronized.


• This module must be called through a 'Send an http post...' following an order form.

Example:

• http://www.yoursite.com/?i4w_syncfields=abc123&source=_i4wpassword&target=Password

Parameters:

• i4w_syncfields=abc123: Determine the basic action to be taken.


• source=fieldname: Defines the name of the contact field to use to update another.


• target=fieldname: Defines the name of the contact field to be updated with the value of the "source" field.


• noblanks=1: States that "target" should only be overwritten if "source" is not empty.

Notes:

• In all examples provided, 'abc123' stand for the first six characters of your Infusionsoft API key. These are used to authenticate the request.