This shortcode is designed to check for the existence of a $_SESSION variable and, given a value to check, for a value match. Any content embedded between the tags will be displayed if the criteria is met.
Category: Shortcodes
Tons of shortcodes to integrate deeply with your ActiveCampaign account.
Password(2)
Payments Module(15)
Progress(3)
Scripting(6)
ActiveCampaign(5)
Sessions and Cookies(5)
Contacts(16)
User Agents(3)
Content(16)
WooCommerce(1)
Content Access(14)
WordPress(6)
Date(5)
Email(6)
Forms(7)
HTTP(6)
Lists(3)
Login / Logout(5)
Miscellaneous(2)
mbr_isset
This shortcode provides a means to determine if a parameter was passed to a custom shortcode and execute the appropriate conditional branch.
mbr_is_member
This shortcode is designed to segment content on a page, post, excerpt or text widget by displaying the content to visitors based on whether they are members of the site or not.
mbr_is_not_in_list
This shortcode is used to determine if a particular contact is not subscribed to a list. The determination can be made based on “any” status or a specific list status, such as “unconfirmed”, “active”, “unsubscribed” or “bounced”.
mbr_is_user_agent
This shortcode enables one to query whether a visitor’s User Agent (browser) is one of the ones provided in a list of possible names.
mbr_jdelay
This shortcode applies a jQuery “animation” against an existing CSS Id or one created on the fly, depending on your input.
It enables the timed/delayed fading in and out of CSS elements.
mbr_list
This shortcode is used to automatically assign or remove an ActiveCampaign Contact to/from specific lists or to generate a link/button within a page or post which, when clicked, will assign or remove the Contact to/from the lists in your ActiveCampaign application.
mbr_log_event
This shortcode will log an event in a contact’s ActiveCampaign record. The event name and value logged are defined as parameters in the shortcode itself, making it possible to define and log events anywhere shortcodes are possible in an ActiveMember360 site.
mbr_login_form
This shortcode returns a WordPress login form through which a visitor can log in. It’s based on the default WordPress login form found at wp-login.php.
mbr_logout_link
This shortcode generates a link to log out of the membership site, taking your logout redirect settings into account.