Adding Aweber code to pre-built opt in box

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Hi, first time poster so bear with me.

I've been playing around with different templates for some of my newer sites and recently downloaded a nice review theme with a pre built opt in box that I'd like to keep, just add my aweber code to it. Well, no matter what I do even moving one line it ruins it to the point that the site doesn't even show up. Please help!
#website design #adding #aweber #box #code #opt #prebuilt
  • Hey mtquick, if the template is uploaded, could you provide us with the URL. I will have a look and may be able to tell you exactly what to add and where... Usually, simply wrapping the <form> and </form> tags around the table with the pre-existing form fields is all that is needed and does the trick.
  • Thanks Jonathon, I haven't uploaded it yet and I can't post the code or send you a message because of my post count. Oh well.
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    • If you save the code to a text file and upliad it to your site, you can then post back and type the URL as a broken up url -- something like this: www - yourdomain - com / filename . txt if need be.
  • Thanks again Jonathon, I uploaded it here
    www - bestfreeregistrycleaner - info / template-optin . txt
  • OK, here you go. Try this: http://9t9a.com/template-optin.txt

    Note: Please realize that alot of the code included within Aweber forms is for looks only (styling). Since the form is already designed for your template, a lot of the code was unnecessary, so if it seems like I omitted a lot, I did, lol...
  • Everything works except the submit button, its not clickable. I uploaded your version here so you can see the results: www - clearpores - reviews - net
  • easy fix, uno momento por favor`
  • Change This:
    Code:
    <p><img src="images/subscribe.gif"></p>
    To this:
    Code:
    <p><input border="0" src="images/subscribe.gif" name="submit" type="image"></p>
  • Now clickable but brings up aweber page saying "Sorry, the email address is not a valid email address format."
  • You need to change name="textfield" to name="name" and name="textfield2" to name="email" within the HTML code.
  • I appreciate your patience but now I'm being sent to a page on aweber that says "Sorry, the account you tried to access was not found in our customer records. To notify the website owner of this message, push the "back" button on your web browser or check some of the selections below for more information."
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    • i just tested the form exactly as I sent it to you (3 small edits - name field, email field and image submit button) and everything worked fine.

      If you want, let me know if you want me to PM my email address to ya so you can email me and we can discuss this in person...

      I will also PM my skype ID at the same time if you want.

      Thanks.
  • Also, when i view the source of your webpage, I do NOT see the form. I do, however, see a javascript tag where it does not belong, which COULD be causing the problem. As I said, I tested my local version and everything was fine.
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    • Thanks so much Jonathon! Saw your reply when I got home and decided to just start over with your code and it worked perfectly! Thanks a ton, you really helped me out!
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  • w/ regards to aweber, how much is the monthly fee?

    or is it one time payment?

    Thanks hope for a reply!
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    • healthiersexier,

      You can visit this link for all the details. They are currently running a special to let you try it out for 30 days for just $1.
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    Adding Aweber code to pre-built opt in box

    Hi, first time poster so bear with me. I've been playing around with different templates for some of my newer sites and recently downloaded a nice review theme with a pre built opt in box that I'd like to keep, just add my aweber code to it. Well, no matter what I do even moving one line it ruins it to the point that the site doesn't even show up. Please help!