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Email Marketing Knowledge Base
.: Advanced Features
.: Mini API
.: 2. Components
.: 2.1. Web Form
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2.1. Web Form
Users wishing to subscribe to or update their information on a list do so by completing the web form. This form contains fields – in the form of textboxes and drop-down menus and so forth – that correspond one-to-one with fields in a Email System list.
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2.1.1. Form Attributes
The web form will have “POST” as its method and the location of your server-side script as its action.
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7-29-2005
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2.1.2. Form Field Naming Convention
The name of the field in the form must exactly match the name of the field in the list. For example, the web form will contain a field for entering an email address. (Since every subscriber list contains this field, every web form must also contain this field.) The name attribute given to the...
   
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2.1.3. Special Case: Checkboxes
Checkboxes represent one method of allowing multiple values to be selected. List boxes are another example. A group of checkboxes, however, are defined by isolated HTML tags whereas a list box is a single HTML tag in which multiple entries are contained. In order for the mini API to handle...
   
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