Description
Use Contact Form 7 for your Stager mailing opt-ins form.
Stager is an all-in-one platform for ticketing, marketing and event planning. One of its features is a mailing tool for your customers. There is an API to register users for mailings but no WordPress integration to use this API. Until now!
You need to know your organisations Stager subdomain, eg. dkzr when your Stager domain is https://dkzr.stager.co/ and you need an Access Token.
All the configuration is done in your forms Additional Settings.
Screenshots
Default form fields for Stager mailing opt-in: [email] (required), [firstname] and [lastname] (optional). 
Required Additional Settings code snippets examples. 
Help is available in the default WordPress help screen.
Installation
- Install Contact Form 7 through the WordPress plugin repository.
- Install this plugin through the WordPress plugin repository or by uploading the plugin zip file with the WordPress plug-in manager.
- Activate both plugins.
- Create a new form and follow the instructions in the “Stager CF7 integration” help tab.
To make use of this plug-in your organisation needs an account on stager.co
FAQ
To use this plugin your organisation needs a Stager envirionment, see Stager for more information.
In your Stager Settings you will find the necessary information to configure your form.
See the WordPress help tab in the CF7 form for more information and configuration.
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Contributors & Developers
“Mailing opt-in for Stager using CF7 (by DKZR)” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.3.2 – 2025-06-17
- Added
- Added
load_plugin_textdomainsince it does not seem to load automaticly when installed through the WordPress plugin directory?
- Added
1.3.1 – 2025-06-17
- Added
- icon 😀
1.3.0 – 2025-06-03
- Changed
- Renamed plugin slubs (… again …) for adding to WordPress Plugin directory
- Simplefied adding help-tabs so I don’t need to use
$_GETvariables
1.2.0 – 2025-05-21
- Changed
- Renamed plugin slugs (again…)
1.1.1 – 2025-05-21
- Changed
- Updated code after tests with PCP
1.1.0 – 2025-05-21
- Added
- Screenshots
- Changed
- Renamed plugin slugs
- Help label and instructions
- Dutch translations
- Readme updates
- PayPal donation link
- Removed
- Old plugin slug
1.0.6 – 2025-05-20
- Added
- CF7 Help tab in edit/new screen
- Removed
- Integration setup, not needed for this
1.0.5 – 2025-05-20
- Added
- Readme
- Changed
- Dutch translations
1.0.4 – 2025-05-16
- Changed
- Plugin description
1.0.3 – 2025-05-16
- Changed
- Code refactor
- Dutch translations
- Added
- Checks for proper API call response
- Removed
- error_log-ing
1.0.2 – 2025-5-6
- Added
- More helptexts
- Changed
- Dutch translations
1.0.1 – 2025-5-6
- Added
- Helptexts
- Dutch translations
1.0.0 – 2025-5-6
- Added
- Proof of concept code