=== Simple Subscribe ===
Contributors: Dabelon, wenzhixue, tanaylakhani
Donate link: http://blog.readygraph.com/donate/
Tags: subscription, subscribe, e-mail subscript ion, email subscription, simple subscription, digest, post news, post e-mails, e-mail newsletter, newsletter
Requires at least: 3.3
Tested up to: 4.3
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
Stable tag: 2.1

Registration form that's easy to use, friendly and powerful.  Automate user growth and revenue with ReadyGraph integration.

== Description ==

** ReadyGraph is removed from the plugin **

Check official website for live demo http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/

* [Live demo](http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/)

* [More Description](http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/)

* [Suggestion/comments](http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/)


Simple Subscribe is the only bulletproof secure plugin, that is easy to use and developers friendly as well. It gives you the power to simply add subscription
form to your Wordpress website, as a **widget**, **shortcode** or using php in your template codes.

This plugin has integrated [ReadyGraph](http://readygraph.com/), an optional set of features to automate the growth of your userbase.  It helps you achieve the three goals of any web marketer: maximize conversion of site visitors to register for your email list, maximize viral referrals for your site, and maximize return visits to your site.  To accomplish this, we have integrated a key set of growth features with this plugin:
	- Intelligent signup popup with email or one-click Facebook login
	- Full viral referral flow
	- Automated end user re-engagement emails including welcome emails, weekly digest, friend joined alert and more (all email campaigns are optional and configurable)
	- Enhanced email deliverabilty
	- Cloud-based analytics and data storage
	- Settings that allow you to turn on and off all ReadyGraph features.


Subscription form can gather more than just e-mail address, you can select additional fields like name, location, age and interests. All the subscribers can
be exported into **.csv**, **.xls**, **.tsv** or **.xml** format and used anywhere else, in fact, you can even select to export by criteria **active**, or **inactive** or simply **all**.

Your subscribers have the option to unsubscribe in each e-mail digest they receive, or you can put unsubscription form on your website. As of now, all use HTML template,
and the new post digest uses short excerpt, with post title and post featured image (if there is any). In future I plan to add different e-mail template options (see below in road-map).
Your digest email can contain your favourite social media links, just set them up simply in the admin, and they appear automatically in the e-mail. You can even try
sending a post digest only to yourself, so you can see what it looks like, the option is Admin > Subscribers > Settings, on the right hand side.

All Wordpress registered users have the option to subscribe simply in their Wordpress profile, by checking *E-mail subscriptions* in **Personal Options** section.

Forms have both client / server side validation and they are literally bulletproof. There plenty of other features you will find "on the run".

**New** you can change the look of the e-mail digest, colours, type etc. and contact all your subscribers directly with your own Subject and Message right from your Wordpress dashboard.

If you are a **Developer**, what you're looking for is [here.](http://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-subscribe/other_notes/ "Developer's Guide")

= ReadyGraph App =

ReadyGraph is a system that automates the growth of your site’s userbase. It is optimized to deliver audience growth and motivate users to consistently revisit your site.

= Optimized Signup Form =

ReadyGraph’s signup form with intelligent pop-up functionality and one-click login is designed to maximize signups to your email list.  You can configure when the popup appears so as to maximize the likelihood that the user is engaged enough to register for your list.

= Viral Friend Invites =

ReadyGraph adds a friend invite process to your site’s signup flow.  We then power the entire viral loop by sending email and Facebook invitations that encourage your visitors’ friends to signup for your site.

= Automated Re-engagement Emails =

ReadyGraph’s automated email system encourages visitors to return to your site.   Users receive optimized emails such as a welcome email, re-engagement email, regular digest with new content from your blog, and social emails.  All emails are configurable including the ability to turn on and off individual campaigns.  We handle all sending to maximize deliverability.

= Analytics =

Track daily-new subscribers, daily invites, total traffic, and other key metrics that quantify growth and user engagement.  ReadyGraph safely stores user data in the cloud so you can access data from anywhere.

= Newsfeed =

ReadyGraph’s newsfeed is an optional overlay on your site where your users can engage with others in your community and recommend your content or products to each other.  It is like having a social network that engages users embedded on your site. Users can leave comments, ‘like’ comments left by other subscribers and ‘follow’ other subscribers.  Subscribers will receive automated email updates based on these actions.

= Content Voting and Ranking =

ReadyGraph allows your subscribers to vote on your latest content. The top content from our network of sites is then ranked on UserBase.com by the number of votes that it has received in the past 7 days.

= Want To Grow Even Faster? =

Try [ReadyGraph premium](https://readygraph.com/accounts/payment/) for free to get these advanced features:

1.	Monthly Promotion to 10,000 New Users
2.	Unlimited New Blog Post Emails
3.	Unlimited Viral Email Invites
4.	Unlimited Facebook Invites
5.	Many more premium features added all the time

[Get it here!](https://readygraph.com/accounts/payment/)

If you have questions or concerns contact us anytime at [info@readygraph.com](mailto:info@readygraph.com)

= Requirements =

1. Wordpress at least version 3.3
1. PHP at least version 5.3.1
1. Working e-mail functions on your server

== Installation ==

Installation Instruction and Configuration can also be found at [Installation Instruction and Configuration](http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/installation/)

= Automatic =
1. Go to your admin area and select Plugins -> Add new from the menu.
2. Search for "Simple Subscribe".
3. Click install.
4. Click activate.
5. Enjoy.

= Manual =
1. Go to [http://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-subscribe/](http://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-subscribe/ "Simple Subscribe")
2. Download latest version of Simple Subscribe.
3. Unzip file into Wordpress plugins directory or install zip via upload in admin plugins page.
4. Activate plugin.
5. Enjoy.

== Screenshots ==

1. Simple Subscribe Settings Page. http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/screenshots/
2. Listing of subscribers with export options, and form to add new subscriber thru admin. http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/screenshots/
3. Wordpress registered users settings in their profile. http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/screenshots/
4. Subscribe Widget http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/screenshots/
5. Subscribe Widget Invalid Form Values http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/screenshots/
6. Subscribe Widget Invalid Form Values II http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/screenshots/
7. Subscribe Widget Valid http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/screenshots/
8. E-mail template options http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/screenshots/
9. Log messages http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/screenshots/
10. Mass e-mail message http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/screenshots/

== Developer's Guide ==

= Intro =

Apart from being able to use **widgets** and **shortcodes** in your Wordpress installation to display subscription and unsubscription forms, as a developer,
you sometimes need more methods of controlling your content and theme behaviour. But before we jump on php examples, I'm gonna list styling used by this plugin
so you can amend the look of forms and messages in the front end. There's a stylsheet with some styling for these form included in front-end of the website,
if you wish to not load my stlyes, just turn them off in **Subscribers > Settings**. So here goes the styles:

`
/* General */
span.error {} // error message
span.success {} // success message

/* Widgets */
.widgetGuts {} // widget insides
.widgetGuts dt {} // odd / even rows
.widgetGuts dd {}
.widgetGuts dt label { } // label field
.widgetGuts dt label.required { } // required label field
.widgetGuts dd input { } // input fields
.widgetGuts dd textarea { } // input fields
.widgetGuts dd input.button { } // submit button

/* Shortcodes */
.shortcode,
.widgetGuts.shortcode {} // either one of them, guts of shortcode
.shortcode h3 {} // form title
.shortcode table {} // form table
.shortcode table tr {} // table row
.shortcode table tr.required {} // required
.shortcode table tr th {} // holds label
.shortcode table tr td {} // holds input / textarea
.shortcode table tr th label {} // label
.shortcode table tr td input,
.shortcode table tr td textarea {} // input fields
.shortcode table tr td input.button {} // submit button
`

Now when styles are out of the way, let's look at those dev examples.

= Examples =

Let's check what we can do, we're gonna be using class called `Developers`. To retrieve an
object of our form we simply call:

`
<?php
	// get subscription form
	$subscriptionForm = \SimpleSubscribe\Developers::getSubscriptionForm();

	// or unsubscription one, whichever one you need
	$unsubscriptionForm = \SimpleSubscribe\Developers::getUnsubscriptionForm();
?>
`

With the form object we can do wonders, consider this code:

`
<?php
	// get form object
	$subscriptionForm = \SimpleSubscribe\Developers::getSubscriptionForm();

	// check if form was submitted
	if($subscriptionForm->isSubmitted()){
		// form was submitted
	}

	// check if form was submitted and was valid = that means, there were no errors
	// and subscriber was successfully added / or unsubscribed (depends on which form we have in our object)
    if($subscriptionForm->isSubmitted() && $subscriptionForm->isValid()){
    	// form was submitted - and valid, saved in db show your messages.
	}


	// check if form was submitted and had erros, those can be non-valid fields,
	// subscriber with same address already in system, etc.
	if($subscriptionForm->isSubmitted() && $subscriptionForm->hasErrors()){
		// dump erorrs
		dump($subscriptionForm->getAllErrors());
		// Note: method $subscriptionForm->getAllErrors() retrieves all errors, you can list them using foreach
		// or save them, do whatever you wish to do.
    }

    // display form
	echo $subscriptionForm;

`

= Advanced Example =

That is some funky stuff isn't it. Let's create a life like example for ourselves, one used in everyday situations. Imagine that we have a website
with for example a modal window, with a nice subscription form. That modal window is a hidden element that appears if some clicks on button called
"Subscribe". The form shows up in a modal window, everything is great, but what happens when you send the form? Since we don't use ajax calls to submit the form,
it's going to refresh the whole page thus making the modal window element hidden again with keen information about form being successfully sent or not.
Now that is excactly the case where we use `Developers` class instead of shortcodes and widgets, and help ourselves to control that situation.
Consider this code:

`
	<?php
		// get our subscription form
		$subscriptionForm = \SimpleSubscribe\Developers::getSubscriptionForm();
		// with this we determine modal windows class, since it's hidden automatically,
		// with every submission, we should make it visible, therefore add class "visible"
		$modalWindowVisible = $subscriptionForm->isSubmitted() ? 'visible' : '';
		// just empty variable to be filled with errors / success message
		$subscriptionMessage = '';
		// is it valid or not?
		if($subscriptionForm->isSubmitted() && $subscriptionForm->isValid()){
			// it is, this is our messages
			$subscriptionMessage = 'You have succesfully subscribed, e-mail is on it\'s way!';
		} elseif($subscriptionForm->isSubmitted() && $subscriptionForm->hasErrors()) {
			// it's not! get error messages in variable
			$subscriptionMessage = print_r($subscriptionForm->getAllErrors(), TRUE);
		}
	?>
	<style type="text/css">
		.modalWindow { display: none; }
		.modalWindow.visible { display: block; }
	</style>
	<div id="modalWindow" class="modalWindow <?php echo $modalWindowVisible; ?>">
		<?php
			// print message, if any
			echo $subscriptionMessage;
			// display form
			echo $subscriptionForm;
		?>
	</div>
	<button onclick="displayModal()">Show Modal</button>
	<script type="text/javascript">
		function displayModal(){
			document.getElementById("modalWindow").className = "visible";
		}
	</script>
`

Right, let's go through this code again, it's pretty straightforward. At first, we create an instance of our form, we check if it was submitted, if it was - no matter
if correctly or not, we should always display our hidden modal window, so people can see it straight away after the page reloads - we set the modal window class to "visible".

After that it's simple code, just to show working example of that logic, you can copy and paste this code or change, amend, whatever you wish to do.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

For detailed FAQ and other support visit [http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/faq/](http://plugins.readygraph.com/simple-subscribe/faq/)

= It requires PHP 5.3 and I don't have that =
Well this one is a no-go unfortunately. Just upgrade, or change provider or use a differnt plugin ;).

= It doesn't work they way I wanted it to =
Yes, in that case just deactivate and uninstall the plugin.

= ReadyGraph FAQ =

= GENERAL QUESTIONS: =

**What is ReadyGraph?**

ReadyGraph is a tool that makes it easy for websites to grow and manage their user-base, by allowing/utilizing: **user sign-up**, through an optional notification tab and an intelligent pop-up, with one-click sign-up and social login options; **user friend invitations**, through the sign-up pop-up, or a sidebar button; **automated emails** (optional) that keep visitors coming back, such as welcome messages to greet new users, recent site updates/posts to keep them informed, gentle reminders for inactive users, and a weekly digest of new content; **mass emailing**, for fast communication to all your subscribers; **user-interaction**, through an optional comment-feed sidebar; **analytic tools**, to track new subscribers, daily visits, and other key metrics that quantify your website’s growth and user engagement.

**How do I install ReadyGraph?**

After installing this plug-in, you can activate the ReadyGraph features by connecting/signing-up for your ReadyGraph account.

**How do I uninstall ReadyGraph?**

You can deactivate the ReadyGraph features by navigating to the upper-right corner of the “ReadyGraph App” page, clicking the drop-down menu with your email address, and disconnecting your ReadyGraph account.

**Can I delay the sign-up pop-up?**

Yes, you can delay the pop-up for up to 20 minutes; however, the most effective delay is only a few seconds. That ensures that users are engaged, before showing the pop-up to them. 

**How do I check my website’s stats?**

You can check your website’s stats by clicking the “Insights” button at the upper-right corner of the “ReadyGraph App” page. There, you will find various metrics about your site growth.

**Can I use both the pop-up and the form widget?**

Yes, you can; they will not conflict with each other.

**How do I contact someone for support, or to suggest a feature?**

You can contact us at info@readygraph.com. We appreciate all feedback.

**I’m having problems with the latest version of the plug-in; can I switch back to an older version?**

Yes, just navigate to the “Developers” tab on the wordpress.org plug-in page, and select the version that works for you.

= ACCOUNT QUESTIONS: =

**How do I change my account email address?**

Contact us as info@readygraph.com.

**How do I turn off email notifications from ReadyGraph?**

You can turn them off via the account settings page on ReadyGraph.com.

**How do I disconnect ReadyGraph from my site?**

You can disconnect ReadyGraph from your site by navigating to the upper-right corner of the “ReadyGraph App” page in this plug-in, and clicking the drop-down menu with your email address on it; there will be an option there to disconnect ReadyGraph from your site.

= CUSTOMIZATION QUESTIONS: =

**Can I customize the pop-up?**

Yes, you can choose a template that matches your site design, from the various templates available.

**Can I customize the friend-invite form?**

You can customize the text on the friend invite form to something that suits your website.

**Can I customize my emails?**

Yes, on the right side of the “ReadyGraph App” page, you will find a link to a page where you can Configure/Enable/Disable the various automated emails that you can send via ReadyGraph.

= QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR SUBSCRIBERS: =

**How do I view my subscribers?**

Clicking the “Insights” button at the top of the “ReadyGraph App” page of this plug-in will take you to a page where you can view a list of your subscribers.

**How do I mail my subscribers?**

On the right side of the “ReadyGraph App” page, you will find a link to a page where you can send mass emails to your subscribers.

**Can I import a list of existing subscribers?**

This is a feature currently under development and is scheduled to be released in our next update.

**Can I export a list of my subscribers?**

This is a feature currently under development and is scheduled to be released in our next update. 

**If I decide to stop using ReadyGraph, do I keep my subscribers?**

Yes, contact us at info@readygraph.com for assistance.

**Can I send automated emails/newsletters to my subscribers?**

On the right side of the “ReadyGraph App” page, you will find a link to a page where you can Enable/Disable/Configure the various automated emails that you can send via ReadyGraph.

**Is ReadyGraph necessary in order to use this plug-in?**

No, it isn’t; you can use this plug-in without ReadyGraph features enabled, but you would be missing out on added growth opportunities.

If you have questions or concerns, contact us anytime at [info@readygraph.com](mailto:info@readygraph.com)


== Upgrade Notice ==

= 2.1 =

* Remove readygraph from  simple subscribe

= 2.0.3 =

* BCC bug fix

= 2.0.2 =

* Bug fix

= 2.0.1 =

* Code cleanup
* Use Wp_mail for sending mails

= 2.0 =

* Code cleanup
* Bug fix
* ReadyGraph changes

= 1.8.2 =

* Get larger blog post for daily digest
* Code cleanup

= 1.8.1 =

* Readygraph premium plan default change
* Bug fix

= 1.8 =

* Readygraph premium plan selections
* Site profile for readygraph promotions

= 1.7 =

* ReadyGraph Bug Fixes
* ReadyGraph Banner on plugin pages

= 1.6 =

* Synch subscribers with readygraph if you are connected

= 1.5.8 =

* Disconnect/Delete Readygraph Link fix
* Deactivation confirmation message

= 1.5.7 =

* link fix

= 1.5.6 =

* ReadyGraph Premium Features
* UI Tweaks

= 1.5.5 =

* Bug Fix - disable popup

= 1.5.4 =

* GUI change
* Tutorial
* FAQ included

= 1.5.3 =

* Uninstall Readygraph Option
* Daily digest
* Real time post update to all the subscribers

= 1.5.2 =

* Popup customization templates selection
* Performance update for faster javascript load.
* updated signup form information

= 1.5.1 =
* 2-way synchronization with readygraph popup
* Performance update for faster javascript load.

= 1.3 =
* Integrated ReadyGraph functionality.

= 1.2.3 =
* Change e-mail body background colour, e-mail digest links as text for html stripping e-mail clients.

= 1.2 =
* Added post digest categories and other small features.

= 1.1.5 =
* Newer, better.

= 1.1.4.5 =
* Hopefully last of the small updates, fixing activation / deactivation hooks and uninstall

= 1.1.4.4 =
* Empty subject bug-fix fallback.

= 1.1.4.3 =
* Older PHP failsafe message - preventing PHP error failure on installations with PHP lower than 5.3.1

= 1.1.4.2 =
* Better e-mail handeling. (memorywise)

= 1.1.4.1 =
* (Bug)fix, now using Bcc instead of Cc for mass emails.

= 1.1.4 =
New features, contact subscribers directly with one click in subscribers listing.

= 1.1 =
Wordpress registered users better handeling.

= 1.0.8.1 =
Minor bug fix, user profile subscription meta.

= 1.0.8 =
More options for setting up e-mail template and sender info.

== Changelog ==

= 2.1 =

* Remove readygraph from  simple subscribe

= 1.7 =

* ReadyGraph Bug Fixes
* ReadyGraph Banner on plugin pages

= 1.6 =

* Synch subscribers with readygraph if you are connected

= 1.5.5 =

* Bug Fix - disable popup

= 1.5.4 =

* GUI change
* Tutorial
* FAQ included

= 1.5.3 =

* Uninstall Readygraph Option
* Daily digest
* Real time post update to all the subscribers

= 1.5.2 =

* Popup customization templates selection
* Performance update for faster javascript load.
* updated signup form information

= 1.5.1 =
* 2-way synchronization with readygraph popup
* Performance update for faster javascript load.

= 1.3 =
* Integrated ReadyGraph functionality.

= 1.2.3.1 =
* Christmas bugfix, settings not being injected in API call. Merry happy!

= 1.2.3 =
* Subscription confirmation url in text format as well, for e-mail clients that strip HTML links
* Added option to select backlink url on Confrimation screen, (if a static page is selected as posts page)
* Added option to change e-mail background colour

= 1.2 =
* You can select post digest Category now
* Better log message handeling - you can delete individual messages, instead of just clearing all.
* Better admin css for mobile devices
* Ability to change screen options and number of displayed subscribers on page.
* Added Google+, Tumblr and Flickr to social links in e-mail template.
* Other tiny features

= 1.1.5 =
* Modified theme for new Wordpress 3.8 admin, and Twenty Fourteen
* Added Widget settings (Title) *(thanks to Elaine)*
* Fixed small typos *(thanks to Elaine)*
* Removed email "To:" parameter, all e-mails now go thru Bcc only *(thanks to Anders)*
* Longer excerpt, using Wordpress Excerpt if there is, or making custom one from post content if there isn't *(thanks to Elaine)*
* New settings added, choose your post digest "Subject" *(thanks to Victoria)*
* Fixed Subscription confirmation e-mail link - underlined now.

= 1.1.4.5 =
* Hopefully last of the small updates, fixing activation / deactivation hooks and uninstall. I'm so sorry guys!

= 1.1.4.4 =
* Empty subject bug-fix fallback.

= 1.1.4.3 =
* Older PHP failsafe message - preventing PHP error failure on installations with PHP lower than 5.3.1

= 1.1.4.2 =
* Better e-mail handeling. (memorywise)

= 1.1.4.1 =
* (Bug)fix, now using Bcc instead of Cc for mass emails.

= 1.1.4 =
* Newly you can e-mail subscribers directly, either using admin form, or clicking "E-mail directly" in subscribers listing
* Mass e-mail All Subscribers / All Wordpress Registered / All Non-wordpress Registered / Single subscriber with your news!
* Slightly changed admin styles.

= 1.1 =
* Added an otpion to add Wordpress Registered users to subscription list *(This one is for you Carl!)*
* Wordpress registered users get the option to unsubscribe from their profile - might have caused problems when using unsubsription form on website with Wordpress registered user's e-mail.
* Changed codebase, better code handeling, autoloading - faster excecution
* Added **Message Log** - by default it's on, you can turn off - but, it hodls ipmortant messages about cron jobs, possible server failure of e-mail sending, and in future e-mail queue.
* Few other small bits, not really visible (in code)

= 1.0.8.1 =
* Minor bugfix, user profile meta.

= 1.0.8 =
* Added option to deactivate wordpress registered users from subscription
* E-mail template settings on it's own page
* Added option to choose what happends, after user unsubscription (delete user, or deactivate?)
* Added theming options of e-mail template (header background colour, title colour, links colour)
* Added e-mail type (html / plain text)
* Added e-mail digest type (Short Excerpt / Short Excerpt with Featured Image / Whole Post)
* Added option for setting up custom blog name / email
* Small speed enhancements

= 1.0 =
* Added option for Wordpress registered users to use subscription.
* Added Additional form fields that can be set from Admin (First Name, Last Name, Age, Interests, Location).
* Added .XML export.
* Added .XLS export.
* Added .CSV export.
* Added .TSV export.
* Added Subscribe Widget
* Added Unsubscribe Widget
* Added Subscribe Shortcode [simpleSubscribeForm]
* Added Unsubscribe Shortcode [simpleUnsubscribeForm]
* First concept version.