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Anybody Familiar With The Aweber Email Parser Feature?

by Pete223
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Hi All,

Anybody could give me a bit of insights on how to add a 3rd party
email parser to Aweber...

Not to sure how to edit the trigger rule:
From:[^\n|.]+user\@domain\.com (header)

and the name and email fields:
\n[>\s]*Email:\s+(.+?)\n (body)
\n[>\s]*Name:\s+(.+?)\n (body)

Thanks in advance!

Regards,
Pete
#aweber #email #familiar #feature #parser
  • Profile picture of the author dvduval
    I think I may have helped you over at phpLD?
    We just did some work for somebody on Aweber. I don't how to do it, but our programming team did something where it parses the email to aweber. Maybe that was you?
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    • Profile picture of the author Pete223
      Hi dvduval,

      Nope sorry, never been to phpLD, but maybe I should!

      Anything I seem to try doesn't work... but I'm not very familiar
      with writing that type of code... which I don't even remember
      the name now LOL!!

      O, yes, writing "expressions", I think that's what it is!

      Regards, Pete
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  • Profile picture of the author dvduval
    Ah, ok, I had you mixed up with someone else then. We just made a modification that makes it so that when someone registers with the phpLD site, they are also invited to the aweber list.
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  • Profile picture of the author adamloving
    I haven't used that feature of aWeber yet, but those are called "regular expressions". Googling that might get you going in the right direction.
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