Integration of User Registration with Constant Contact List Subscription

Hello and thanks for reaching out. I will try to take a closer look as soon as I can.

A couple of suggestions on what you can look at in the meantime:

There are hooks that fire before sending user data to constant contact. This one could be helpful:
hook_ik_constant_contact_contact_data_alter details can be found in ik_constant_contact.api.php

That may be a little more complicated but could be useful.

The email address from an entity is mapped via field settings in Drupal\ik_constant_contact\Plugin\Field\FieldType\ConstantContactListItem
Likely this file may need to be modified to map the other user/entity fields.

I'll take a look as soon as I am able.
Thanks!

Hi Rosemary:

I will look at both files and use them as guide on how to add additional fields.

Thank you very much for your quick reply,
Alex

Hi Rosemary:

Using 'hook_ik_constant_contact_contact_data_alter' I am able to get the fields first_name, last_name, company_name, job_title, phone_number on CC populated.
However, none of the 'street_address' field get inserted.

Could you please provide an example? Below is my code:

$body->street_address[] = (object) [
    'street' => $data['street'],  
    'city' => $data['city'], 
    'state' => $data['state'], 
    'postal_code' => $data['postal_code'], 
    'country' => $data['country'],
  ];

Thank you for your time and consideration.

The line should actually should be

$body->street_address = (object) [
    'street' => $data['street'],  
    'city' => $data['city'], 
    'state' => $data['state'], 
    'postal_code' => $data['postal_code'], 
    'country' => $data['country'],
  ];

I think that's the issue

Hi Rosemary:

Removing the brackets fixed the issue and the 'street_address' fields get populated now on Constant Contact.

For developers who also prefer to utilize the Drupal's Register form and want the custom account fields added to the $data array (my field names are listed above in the text of the ticket), the following assignments were added below line #223: '$fieldMapping = $fieldDefinition->getSetting('field_mapping');' of v3.1.9 of this module:

        $fieldMapping['first_name'] = 'field_first_name';
        $fieldMapping['last_name'] = 'field_last_name';
        $fieldMapping['company_name'] = 'field_organization';
        $fieldMapping['job_title'] = 'field_job_title';
        $fieldMapping['phone_number'] = 'field_phone';
        $fieldMapping['street'] = 'field_address';
        $fieldMapping['city'] = 'field_city';
        $fieldMapping['state'] = 'field_state_or_province';
        $fieldMapping['postal_code'] = 'field_zip_or_postal_code';
        $fieldMapping['country'] = 'field_country';

The fields first_name, last_name, company_name, job_title and phone_number get inserted without extra code.

For the remaining fields I added the following code to the end of the 'ik_constant_contact.module' file:

/**
 * Integration of User Registration with Constant Contact List Subscription
 */
function ik_constant_contact_ik_constant_contact_contact_data_alter(array $data, object &$body) {
  // Ensure the street_address property exists
  if (!isset($body->street_address)) {
    $body->street_address = [];
  }

  // Populate the street_address with data from the $data array
  $body->street_address = (object) [
    'street' => $data['street'],
    'city' => $data['city'],
    'state' => $data['state'],
    'postal_code' => $data['postal_code'],
    'country' => $data['country']
  ];
}

That's great. I am going to keep this open for now as a feature request because I'd like to integrate this as an option with the User registration form.

Ok created a merge request with some changes to integrate the entity save and mapping of other CC fields. I have no added custom field support yet but thought this might be a good start. Feel free to give it a try.