How to get a email from gmail to Wordpress?

eduarmar

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Hey forum, I'm designing an email for an email marketing campaign, and I want that when a person clicks on a button, open a page in wordpress and capture the email of the person who clicked on it to autofill a form with that email. is possible.?

in my case it's for people to confirm that they want a free value and I would like them not to have to write their mail again.

Thanks
 
send each email with a unique link which coresponds to the users email, link passes the variable to the landing page.
 
send each email with a unique link which coresponds to the users email, link passes the variable to the landing page.

But I'm Using Mailchimp with a list of 2000 contacts, I do not know how mailchimp can do that
 
I'm pretty sure you can see which sent emails have been opened or links clicked in your email campaign statistics and make a custom script for it.

P.S Why do you need them to enter their email once more? You already have it..
 
P.S Why do you need them to enter their email once more? You already have it..

I will send a promotional email where I offer a free service and I would like people to click on the button in the email and confirm that they want the service in a landing, where the service is explained. I just want to know who confirmed their participation in the landing page. If it's possible that they don't put their email again and only click on a button in the landing but I can know your mail, even better.

I just need to know how to take the email address from the email to the page. (Wordpress)
 
Yes this is possible if autofill is enabled in user's browser.
To let the browser know that you want to insert email, create new form field with input type="email" and name it as name="email"
 
Yes, you can.
You need to have a get parameter on the link. For example, if you have a text-box on form with the id or name parameter of "email", your link should look like this:

link: domainname/page.html?email=[replaceWithEmailAddress]
 
If you use Contact Form 7 (or want to), it provides a solution to pre-fill the field with the URL parameter (same as $_GET) :
contactform7 .com/getting-default-values-from-the-context
(remove space before dot com)
 
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