Integration to Wordpress

@shaiz 

I haven’t explored all the options of using Elementor forms with Klaviyo but will be trying soon.

Here is another thread that talks about WP plugins you can use: 

You could also use Zapier for this. You catch the Elementor form entry through a webhook and then send the data to Klaviyo. This I have already tested so I could create a submitted form metric event in Klaviyo, but you could use just for creating or updating a subscriber. 

https://elementor.com/help/zapier-elementor-integration/

Hi @MarkCU & @shaiz,

Thanks for your follow-up notes.

Here are some other options you can try.

OPTION 1:

Add Klaviyo’s onsite javascript code as a snippet within WordPress

OPTION 2: 

Add Klaviyo’s onsite javascript code as a Footer widget within WordPress

OPTION 3:

Wrap the Klaviyo onsite javascript within a PHP Function, so that it can be added into your functions.php file, as explained here:

add_action('wp_footer', 'my_custom_footer_js'); function my_custom_footer_js() {   echo '<p><script async type="text/javascript" src="https://static.klaviyo.com/onsite/js/klaviyo.js?company_id=PUBLIC_API_KEY"></script></p>'; }

OPTION 4:

If the PHP Function above does not work, then ultimately you will need to use a plugin such as this one

I hope that’s helpful. 

Hi @drewyoga!

Taking over for Dov here - I think your best bet would be to use a code snippet plug-in like this.

If you’re not able to do that, then it may be useful to reach out to Wordpress Support and inquire about snippet-insertion options other than a php function, since they would likely have more insight into this.

Thanks,

- Brian

I’m having the same issue, has anyone found a fix? I’ve tried all of the solutions, and the script appears in the source code of my pages, but Klaviyo is still returning errors that the script is not installed correctly.

Also, the documentation says that just installing the plugin should do this, but then above it is stated you have to do it manually. Which is it?