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Integrate awebber into article directory sign up?

by clothears60
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Hi i have an article directory, we all know the big g are down on article dirtectories. So i'm not expecting to make money with this site. But i was just wondering if when authers sign up you could have them go through awebber instead of the generic sign up form through wordpress?

Any ideas?

Thanks,
gerry
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  • Profile picture of the author annife polak
    Can you send me a link? I will look at it.
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  • Profile picture of the author seopress
    There is a plugin at WordPress › AWeber Registration Integration « WordPress Plugins to do this but I have not used it. The plugin is a bit old but that doesn't mean it won't work.

    However if you are more technically inclined, here's a fellow who did some more research on this and has provided some code to add to functions.php to do the same thing, his article is at How to Integrate AWeber and WordPress Registration - Without a Plugin!

    Good luck,
    Dave Seldon
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    • Profile picture of the author annife polak
      You can also find documentation on their own website - AWeber Labs (section "API Documentation"). https://labs.aweber.com
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  • Profile picture of the author John Ayling
    The tricky part with auto-submitting to aweber is that a lot of time it won't work.
    I tried to use cUrl with PHP, as there were some examples around on the web, however they didn't work either.

    I ended up 'playing the game' and using a standard aweber generated form that I put into a hidden frame on the same page as my registration form.

    I then used jQuery to submit the form by programatically clicking on the submit button - like this $('#myformid').click();

    Oh, and I passed the FirstName and Email via the url - like this myoptinform.php?name=John&email=john@johnayling.co m.

    Use <?php echo($_GET("email") ?> in the email input field value to auto enter the email, and the same for the first name input field.

    Let me know if this is what you want, or you need more info, and I'll post the entire code for you.

    Cheers,
    John
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