GetResponse opt-in form code help

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I want to replace the "submit inquiry" button with my own submit graphic and can't quite figure how to get it linked so that the form will work. GetReponse Support does not offer that type of support other than to say that it is possible to do.

So I have come to the site of all knowledge - The Warrior Forum - I know someone out there has to have a simply answer short of just linking my graphic to the email addy for my list.

Anybody?

Thanks,

Mike Tansey
#website design #code #form #getresponse #optin
  • I assume you have the html code of the opt-in form. Then you should search for the following tag:

    <img src="...">

    "..." is the link to the image of the original submit button. Simply replace this with a link to your own submit button.

    If there is more than one image in the code, just copy the original links to the address bar of your browser and check which one is the submit button.
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    • I can replace the graphic I just can't link it to the form to make it work as the GR "submit inquiry" button works.

      Thanks Michael but there is no image tag in the code to replace unfortunately.

      There has to be a way to do this.

      Somebody has to know this information

      Come on Warriors! Show me why this is the Greatest IM forum on the planet.

      Mike
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  • Susanne,

    I thank you for your assistance, it worked beautifully.

    Sorry to take so long to thank you!

    Mike
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    I want to replace the "submit inquiry" button with my own submit graphic and can't quite figure how to get it linked so that the form will work. GetReponse Support does not offer that type of support other than to say that it is possible to do. So I have come to the site of all knowledge - The Warrior Forum - I know someone out there has to have a simply answer short of just linking my graphic to the email addy for my list.