Use with Optinmonster

[Rick]

We use the Optinmonster system for generating pop-up forms for subscriptions and such. We are testing the free version of your events calendar plug-in and find that there is some sort of conflict and a pop-up doesn’t appear on the calendar page.
We see that the paid Pro version supports the insertion of a calendar via a short code. So, can you confirm if we use the short code, the calendar will not take over the page styling and cause the optin popup to fail.

If this works, we will more than likely do the developer package.

Thanks in advance for your prompt reply.

The MM411 Development Team

[George]

Hey Rick,

Thanks for reaching out, and for your interest in our software – I’m sorry that it’s caused some conflicts with Optinmonster thus far, and I’m also sorry to bear the news that, unfortunately, we cannot guarantee that by adding the Events Calendar Pro add-on, a conflict-free option will become available (with shortcodes, widgets, or otherwise).

So a conflict could very well persist even if you add the Events Calendar Pro add-on and use shortcodes.

I’m sorry about this, Rick – if it’s any consolation, we do have a no-questions-asked refund policy that is valid for the first 30 days after purchase. This affords a sort-of “trial” period, where you can try out the plugin and the Events Calendar Pro firsthand and see if it works well for your project.

If you try it out and conflicts with Optinmonster persist, though, just follow the steps on this page and we can issue a full refund immediately for the license → https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/refund-policy/

Sorry for the lack of a definitive “yes” or “no” here – I hope this information all helps, though!

Thank you,
George

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