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Aweber form variables

by DrMarie
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I have just signed up with aweber and am trying to pass the form variables to my site. Does anyone know how I find out what the variable names are?

Thanks!
Marie
#aweber #form #variables
  • Profile picture of the author NetMan
    Originally Posted by DrMarie View Post

    I have just signed up with aweber and am trying to pass the form variables to my site. Does anyone know how I find out what the variable names are?

    Thanks!
    Marie
    Yes, it's not obvious though relatively simple and on top of that aweber has much extended tutorials

    Best regards,

    Andre Foisy dot com
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  • Profile picture of the author CMartin
    Originally Posted by DrMarie View Post

    I have just signed up with aweber and am trying to pass the form variables to my site. Does anyone know how I find out what the variable names are?

    Thanks!
    Marie
    Check this:
    How Do I Pass Form Data to My Thank You Pages? :: AWeber Knowledge Base

    The variable names should be the same than the "input" field names in the form that you created. Currently the form field name is "name" and email is "email". If you created custom field names, use the same names you defined.

    Carlos
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    • Profile picture of the author Bruce Hearder
      Put this at the top of your destinatyion page (assuming its a PHP file)

      <?php
      echo '<pre>';
      print_r($_GET);
      echo '</pre>';
      ?>

      This will dump out all the variable AWEBER is passing back to your site as well as the values associated with each variable

      Hope this helps

      Bruce
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