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Integrating Aweber with an existing sign-up form

by Joe Giannetti
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Hey Everyone!

I'm using a Wordpress theme called "intrepidity." It features it's OWN sign-up form as part of the theme in the top right corner of the site (Intrepidity WordPress Theme | Top Blog Formula). In the dashboard, there's a place for HTML code to integrate with the list, but I can't figure out which code to paste into this text box.

It just says "paste HTML code from aweber, constant contact, iContact, etc. here." The only code I can get from Aweber is an ENTIRE opt-in box.
#aweber #existing #form #integrating #signup
  • Profile picture of the author Scott Voss
    Hi Joe,
    Check out this post.

    I think it will answer your question.

    Good Luck

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    • Profile picture of the author Tina Golden
      Hey Everyone!

      I'm using a Wordpress theme called "intrepidity." It features it's OWN sign-up form as part of the theme in the top right corner of the site (Intrepidity WordPress Theme | Top Blog Formula). In the dashboard, there's a place for HTML code to integrate with the list, but I can't figure out which code to paste into this text box.

      It just says "paste HTML code from aweber, constant contact, iContact, etc. here." The only code I can get from MailChimp is an ENTIRE opt-in box.

      How can I integrate a MailChimp list with this existing sign-up box?

      Thank you!

      Adam
      Wow, eery how your post is exactly the same word-for-word as that post from June. Weird.

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      • Profile picture of the author SteveJohnson
        Originally Posted by TMG Enterprises View Post

        Wow, eery how your post is exactly the same word-for-word as that post from June. Weird.

        Tina
        It's not EXACTLY the same - the first one said "Thank you"
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      • Profile picture of the author Shaun OReilly
        Originally Posted by TMG Enterprises View Post

        Wow, eery how your post is exactly the same word-for-word as that post from June. Weird.

        Tina
        Great spot Tina!

        They don't call him "Joe the Parrot" for nothing!

        Dedicated to your success,

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  • Profile picture of the author Christian Sawyer
    Originally Posted by Joe Giannetti View Post

    Hey Everyone!

    I'm using a Wordpress theme called "intrepidity." It features it's OWN sign-up form as part of the theme in the top right corner of the site (Intrepidity WordPress Theme | Top Blog Formula). In the dashboard, there's a place for HTML code to integrate with the list, but I can't figure out which code to paste into this text box.

    It just says "paste HTML code from aweber, constant contact, iContact, etc. here." The only code I can get from Aweber is an ENTIRE opt-in box.
    You need to click "Raw HTML Version" whenever it gives you the code.

    You'll need to strip the form data (hiddent inputs), and assign the name and email input fields with the corresponding names. Then place this information within your existing form.

    PM if you need help.

    -Christian
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    • Profile picture of the author Joe Giannetti
      Someone with an intelligent answer...thank you.
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      • Profile picture of the author Shaun OReilly
        Originally Posted by Joe Giannetti View Post

        Someone with an intelligent answer...thank you.
        How about you giving an intelligent reason for why your
        initial post in this thread is almost exactly the same as
        one posted by another Warrior member around 3 months
        ago?

        To rejog your memory...

        Adam's post from 6-22-2010:

        Originally Posted by gixxer View Post

        Hey Everyone!

        I'm using a Wordpress theme called "intrepidity." It features it's OWN sign-up form as part of the theme in the top right corner of the site (Intrepidity WordPress Theme | Top Blog Formula). In the dashboard, there's a place for HTML code to integrate with the list, but I can't figure out which code to paste into this text box.

        It just says "paste HTML code from aweber, constant contact, iContact, etc. here." The only code I can get from MailChimp is an ENTIRE opt-in box.

        How can I integrate a MailChimp list with this existing sign-up box?

        Thank you!

        Adam
        Your post from 9-22-2010:

        Originally Posted by Joe Giannetti View Post

        Hey Everyone!

        I'm using a Wordpress theme called "intrepidity." It features it's OWN sign-up form as part of the theme in the top right corner of the site (Intrepidity WordPress Theme | Top Blog Formula). In the dashboard, there's a place for HTML code to integrate with the list, but I can't figure out which code to paste into this text box.

        It just says "paste HTML code from aweber, constant contact, iContact, etc. here." The only code I can get from Aweber is an ENTIRE opt-in box.
        Maybe you have an intelligent reason?

        Shaun
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    • Profile picture of the author jgenterprise
      Originally Posted by Christian Sawyer View Post

      You need to click "Raw HTML Version" whenever it gives you the code.

      You'll need to strip the form data (hiddent inputs), and assign the name and email input fields with the corresponding names. Then place this information within your existing form.

      PM if you need help.

      -Christian
      @Christian: You think you can explain that in detail? When I uploaded the widget, no where did I see a "Raw HTML Version" to click on. Instead, it's the aweber widget that sits there in my widget folder with the setting, deactivate, and edit options. What do I do from here? Would really appreciate your help. Thanks.
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