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webform html code on a custom optin page

by manuelocal
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hello guys,
I believe someone will be able to help me with this

I purchased a custom sqeeze page and I like the optin form as it were. the problem now is that I have to incorporate my AR (getresponse in this case) into the form and I don't know how to do this.

I have created a webform on GR and mere seeing the html code suggests to me that it will have a brand new webform once I pasted it on my site.

what I need now is just to know the part of the code I'll copy (ie, the part that has to do with the actual optin itself, not the design) and where will I paste it on my site's source code.

I'll be happy if someone out there can help me with this mystery of mine.... thanks
#code #custom #html #optin #page #webform
  • Profile picture of the author Steve Fleming
    It's just a matter of taking out the important variables and plugging
    them into the custom one. It's usually pretty straight forward to
    find the ones that matter. The most obvious ones are the names
    of the text boxes. You'll probably find a few hidden ones too.

    I you have a basic knowledge of html and javascript you'll be fine.

    Steve
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    • Profile picture of the author manuelocal
      Originally Posted by Steve Fleming View Post

      It's just a matter of taking out the important variables and plugging
      them into the custom one. It's usually pretty straight forward to
      find the ones that matter. The most obvious ones are the names
      of the text boxes. You'll probably find a few hidden ones too.

      I you have a basic knowledge of html and javascript you'll be fine.

      Steve
      Thanks Steve, the thing is that the html code from GR is just too long that finding the actual codes I need tend to be difficult. I'll have to check that again though
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  • Profile picture of the author winsoar
    What you can do is put XXX where you want the form to appear, then look at the source code, and paste the HTML for the form where it says XXX. I hope this helps!
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    • Profile picture of the author manuelocal
      Originally Posted by winsoar View Post

      What you can do is put XXX where you want the form to appear, then look at the source code, and paste the HTML for the form where it says XXX. I hope this helps!

      thanks... I've done that
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