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Events Made Easy › Forums › Generic › #_OPT_IN pre-selects “No”
Tagged: BOOKINGFORM, GDPR, massmail
Hi Franky,
I wanted to introduce the #_OPT_IN placeholder on a booking form, and it seems it always pre-selects “No” instead of “Yes”.
Or in other words, if I change the placeholder to #_OPT_OUT I get the exact same result.
Could this be a bug or am I overlooking something?
Thanks!
#_OPT_IN preselects “no” (GDPR compliant), #_OPT_OUT preselects “yes” (not GDPR compliant).
If you switched from #_OPT_IN to #_OPT_OUT, make sure to do a shift-refresh of your browser as the field is called the same and the browser retains the selected state upon normal refresh of a page.
HI Franky,
that’s not what’s happening for me, unfortunately.
In both cases I get “No”
I even added both placeholder to my test form, and it always shows “No” as pre-selection.
https://now2022.andreasdirscherl.de/congress-registration-now-invited/
You’ll obviously need a login for this. If you don’t have the credentials from last time anymore, let me know, and I’ll email them to you.
Also, if OPT_OUT is indeed supposed to pre-select “Yes” then you would need take a look at the documentation. There, it’s the other way around:
“#_OPT_IN and #_OPT_OUT Both will display a yes/no choice for massmailing preferences for the person entering the form (used in e.g. the newsletter feature). #_OPT_IN will by default select “yes” for massmailing, #_OPT_OUT will be default select “no”. The #_OPT_OUT option is not GDPR compliant, so it is recommended not to use it. If neither is used, “no” is taken.”
humm … indeed. I checked #_OPT_IN/OUT for memberships, but not for events. Maybe I made a copy/paste there … let me check.
Ok, in this case the user is logged in, and then the user setting is taken.
Thanks for clarifying – makes sense now. Just verified it with a brand-new user, and there it works.
Still, #_OPT_IN and #_OPT_OUT work opposite to the documentation 😉 Or am I reading this wrong?
https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/7-placeholders/7-6-registration-form-fields/
Yes, indeed. The yes/no was inverted. I corrected the doc and added the fact that the EME person preference is taken if logged in and the wp user is linked to an EME user.
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