Both GetResponse and AWeber are autoresponder providers that give members snippets of code to place on their individual pages – essentially forms that collect a site visitor’s first name and email address. This information then puts them into a database (on the software provider’s page and allows the site owner to send them information at-will or automatically.)
What I need is someone to create a javascript file that properly reads the snippet of code the autoresponder companies use and generates a cookie with the site visitors name.
I need SIMPLE code that allows the site owner to use that recent subscriber’s name (just cookie’d) and drop it into the currently displayed html or php page (using Print?)
For instance, dropping Bob’s name into a line of text on a sales page which reads, “What would you do today, Bob, if someone handed you a $100 bill?”
A siteowner should be able to drop that SIMPLE code anywhere in their html or php page to display the cookie’d name.
Because both GetResponse and AWeber have different forms, your script would need to correctly identify the right code snippet and subscriber name input to cookie. For some reason I envision having a separate cookie for each autoresponder and a different PRINT command for each cookie as well.
For example, GRcookie might use Print GRcookie value in the webpage coding.
You must be familiar with both GetResponse and AWeber.
This should be an easy product for seasoned “cookie” script junkies.
The javascript must all be held in a separate autoresponder.js file for pulling the correct data from the forms, creating/storing and printing the cookie). You must provide drop-dead simple mark-up code for that name cookie to be dropped into html and/php pages.
