silwal

<p>Wp Ajax Subscribe uses the mailchip api in order to add a subscriber.</p>


WP Ajax Subscribe

Simply add subscribers to mailchimp lists.

Andy Mercer

<h4>Hi Everyone!</h4>
<p>Having a contact form on your website is a pretty basic feature these days. People want to be able to contact you, without having to copy your email address and go to a different app. Problem is, most contact form plugins either require a half hour of complex and code-filled setup, or they don’t really work that well. A professional grade contact form needs to come with all the features, without settling. With this plugin, you get:</p>
<ul>
<li>Support for: AJAX form submissions (how is this not standard with all contact forms yet?)</li>
<li>Support for: Google’s Invisible reCaptcha (the new 2017 reCaptcha that doesn’t require a checkbox)</li>
<li>Support for: Users who have Javascript disabled.</li>
<li>Easy Setup: This plugin only takes minute to setup. You simply put in your email address, and place the provided shortcode on any page.</li>
<li>Customization Options: Entirely optional, you can tweak and customize the contact form.</li>
</ul>
<h4>–Instructions–</h4>
<ul>
<li>After you install the plugin, go to it’s Settings page (either from Settings link the Plugin list, or under the WP admin area’s main Settings->Contact Form page).</li>
<li>Follow instructions provided (which boils down to providing an email address and adding the shortcode)</li>
</ul>
<h4>Want to Help?</h4>
<p>I’d love some help with internationalization, because I still don’t really understand how to do that.</p>


Professional Contact Form

When it comes to a contact form for your website, and you shouldn't have to settle. AJAX, Invisible reCapcha, and no-JS support ...

WP Ajax Subscribe vs Professional Contact Form