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Marty
01-18-2001, 07:56 AM
Hi,
Can I get advise on how to place a 'subscribe to our newsletter' box on my pages, and automaticially send them the newsletter? Is it just a simple form?
Marty
Hello Marty..
Yes it is, you can create and manage the mailing list via your CNC, (http://yourdomain.com/CNC/ezmlm.cgi) then simply visit the following to create the code:
http://www.aota.net/Mailing_Lists/websublist.php3
Thanks,
Paul
In both examples, you're missing a space between the method and the action...
Dan
Marty
01-20-2001, 01:42 AM
Paul thank you for your reply.
I have followed the link provided, followed the steps shown using Telnet, and edited the editor with FTP as instructed.
Then completed the simple form for my cide.
Pasted this to a page and uploaded it to test.
Nothing happens. The SEND button is not active.
I don't know much about these forums, but I notice that the code starts as:
<form action="/cgi-sys/ezmlm/SelfServ.pl"method="post">
While my form for brochure requests has this:
<form method="POST"action="http://206.58.39.236/cgi-bin/mailto.exe">
This may be nothing, But I can see the directory I made with the correct title.
Any ideas..
MARTY
Marty
01-22-2001, 05:44 AM
Hi Dan,
Thank you for your reply, however I do not understand!
Can you detail what is missing and where as one has form method - form action.
This is working fine:
<form method="POST"action="http://206.58.39.236/cgi-bin/mailto.exe">
This is not:
<form action="/cgi-sys/ezmlm/SelfServ.pl"method="post">
Many Thanks
Marty
John Kennett
01-22-2001, 06:10 AM
Should be:
<form method="POST"*space here*action="http://206.58.39.236/cgi-bin/mailto.exe">
and
<form action="/cgi-sys/ezmlm/SelfServ.pl"*space here*method="post">
The fact that one of them works without the space is just one of those things. It shouldn't really!
John
Marty
02-05-2001, 09:54 AM
John & Dan thank you,
Another quick question.
When a subscriber hits the send button a 'mailform' appears.
Is there a way to customise this? or even add a BACK button?
I have tried to find this mailform but have been unable to.
Cheers
Marty
I haven't actually used the packaged signup form, but looking at it in the past, it appears more complicated and less flexible than need be.[nbsp][nbsp]Feel free to try the following:
http://abledesign.com/programs/d-mail/
I think you'll find it much mo' simple.[nbsp][nbsp]:)
Dan
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