Send submitter IP address to MailerLite - #12
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MailerLite uses the subscriber IP as a consent and spam signal. The listener runs during the request, so it captures the client IP there and forwards it through the queued subscriber job. Changelog: added
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Ports the IP-address feature from the original bundled addon: the submitter's IP is now sent to MailerLite as
ip_addresson the subscriber, which MailerLite uses as a consent and spam signal.Unlike the bundled addon — which stamped the IP onto the submission via a
FormSubmittedlistener because itsSubmissionCreatedlistener was queued — this capturesrequest()->ip()directly in the (synchronous) listener and passes it to the queued job. The submission data itself stays untouched, and the field is omitted when no IP is available (e.g. console-created submissions).