Redirect to thank you page

[steve]

I am really excited about using Simple Mailing list. It is exactly what I have been searching for. I have one question though.

What happens after a person submits their email? Are they redirected to a thank you page or is there some sort of pop up?
thanks!
steve

[scanman20]

No popups, just a message on the process.php page.

[steve]

So I have a "join email list" form on every page. Can I use your software in this way and have it redirect to a thank you page?

Thanks!

[scanman20]

Yes, the form you have should point to process.php and you can modify the process.php page to match your site. The messages displayed are handled automatically.

[steve]

How do I add the HTML to process.php? I have been messing with this all day and am really struggling. The content shows up but the styles are not being applied (also have javascript, but haven't checked it it is working).

I have tried placing the html around this

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echo <<<EOT
<form method="POST" action="$PHP_SELF">
   <input type="text" name="address" size="20">
   <input type="submit" value="Submit" name="submit"><br>
   <font face="Tahoma" size="1">All subscribe/unsubscribe requests must be confirmed via email.</font>
</form>
EOT;
?>

I have tried placing the entirety of the php within my content div. I have also tried using print and echo to load the html and nothing is working. What is the right way to go about styling process.php to look like the rest of my site?

thanks!
steve

[scanman20]

Basically if you take the default process.php and wrap it within your HTML. If that doesn't work for you let me know and I'll try and post an example.

[steve]

Post an example if it isn't too much trouble. I am having trouble with the head.

Thanks!
steve

[steve]

Nevermind, I got it to work. I had a bad css path. Thanks!

[maxirobert11]

Please post EXAMPLE, i really need this, thanks

[blackdesk]

Likewise! Can you please post an example? Thank you!!!

[blackdesk]

Nevermind - got it!

[rpetges]

I also got crazy about this integration but finally figured out how to do it ... and it's fairly easy.

Create an HTML file with all your custom look and feel (for example using CSS files) and copy the contents from process.php (the code enclosed by <? and ?>) into the body section of your HTML file.

Finally, save this HTML file as process.php, replacing the original one ... that's all.

Hope, this helps.

P.S: The integration can be seen on http://www.petges.lu (Support link in the menu > Newsletter icon)

Romain