Around minute 18 I put some php into the site. Dont’ do that exactly. Instead of writing write [i4w_exec]$_GET[''];[/i4w_exec]
Then when you do the post using the last 6 digits of your API key, I really meant to say the FIRST 6 digits of your api key. If you look at what I’m doing, I grab the first but say the last. IT’S THE FIRST 6 DIGITS YOU WANT!
I really don’t want to watch anything right now. My technician liked your program and I want to buy. Can I get right to it. Without the sales pitch. Thanks!
CORRECTION
At minute 18 or so I tell you to use regular php within WP when I’m telling you to grab the email by typing THIS IS WRONG
Use this instead to insert an email or any other value into a WP page
[i4w_exec]echo $_GET['Contact0Email'];[/i4w_exec]
it’s similiar but WP won’t run PHP normally. The shortcode listed above will open php and allow you to echo or print the value of the email.
More documentation on the i4w_exec can be found at http://www.infusionwp.com/built-in-shortcodes/#i4w_exec
Thanks,
Micah
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Around minute 18 I put some php into the site. Dont’ do that exactly. Instead of writing write [i4w_exec]$_GET[''];[/i4w_exec]
Then when you do the post using the last 6 digits of your API key, I really meant to say the FIRST 6 digits of your api key. If you look at what I’m doing, I grab the first but say the last. IT’S THE FIRST 6 DIGITS YOU WANT!
Thanks,
Micah
I really don’t want to watch anything right now. My technician liked your program and I want to buy. Can I get right to it. Without the sales pitch. Thanks!
Viktors,
Il n’y pas vraiment de “sales pitch” sur ce site – il s’agit ici surtout de contenu technique sur toutes les facettes d’infusionWP.
Cordialement,
Bob