optipub-subscribe
This optipub-element
allows you to easily host a form on your external website to add new subscribers. Check out Getting Started With OptiPub Elements first.
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Usage
Required Property
The
optipub-subscribe
element requires apublication-id
property to be defined on the element.
<optipub-subscribe publication-id="1"></optipub-subscribe>
Custom Properties
Additional properties exist on the optipub-subscribe
element that allow more control over the element without having to overwrite the template.
Property | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
button-text | Used to change the text of the button to submit the form. | button-text="Subscribe now!" |
effort-id | Used to associate the new subscriber to a specific effort. | effort-id="2003" |
redirect-to | Used to redirect the user on successful form submission. | redirect-to="https://docs.optipub.com" redirect-to="/welcome" |
redirect-after | Used to delay the redirection after successful form submission. Value must be in seconds. | redirect-after="3" |
segment-ids | Used to associate the new subscriber to a specific segments. | segment-ids="1234,5678" :segment-ids="[1234,5678]" |
success-message | Used to change the text of the message displayed to the user after successful form submission. | success-message="Subscribed Successfully!" |
Additional Information
You are able to overwrite or add additional fields to the optipub-subscribe
element in order to save more information when creating a new subscription. Information such as First Name
, Last Name
, or Birthday
are good examples of additional information that you would want to store.
Any variables defined in your installation may be used. See /messages/variables
on your installation for a full list.
Updated 9 months ago