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05-27-2007, 10:42 AM
Difference between 'Custom field' and 'Form field': Read here. (http://www.scripts4webmasters.net/community/showthread.php?t=74)
REMEMBER: You don't have to create 'Email' and 'Format(html/text)' fields in the forms. When you create an autoresponder, by default script creates these two fields. Unless you want an extra field to provide 'Confirm Email', you don''t need to create 'Email' form field.
You can add 10 field under PUBLIC SETTINGS and enable them under PRIVATE SETTINGS of each autoresponder(s). This is to collect extra data from your subscribers. Make them 'Mandatory', so subscribers are forced to enter needed data in to those fields.
STEP ONE: Go to PUBLIC SETTINGS. Click on the 'Form fields'. Enter a name of the field (this will display to the user on the form), Error message (this will display to the subscriber when he left out this field with out filling if this is mandatory feild) and click on 'Save'.
RegExp: A regular expression is a pattern that defines a set of character strings. You can define them, so the form input will be validated or rejected. If you want the subscriber to enter only numbers in phone field or only letters and numbers for name etc can be achieved by this RegExp. But be careful that few fields require special characters to enter. Like street address. It needs some characters like -, # etc. So be watchful in these cases. RegExp is a simple form data validating feature just to prevent all sort of junk entered by the visitor.
Allowing only numbers (no letters, no special characters, no spaces)
/^d+$/
Allowing only numbers and letters (no special characters)
/^[a-zA-Z0-9]+$/
Regexp for email format
/^.+@.+.[a-ZA-Z]{2,4}$/
or
/^.*@.*.w{2,4}$/
Allowing only letters (no numbers, no special characters)
/^[a-zA-Z]+$/
URL validating
/^w+:///
STEP TWO: Now go to PRIVATE SETTINGS > Form fields > Select the form fields you want for that autoresponder. The form fields you created in step one (under PUBLIC SETTINGS) will be listed here. You can select them to display them for that autoresponder form.
DEFAULT VALUE: You can insert default value for a form field. For example, if user didn't enter anything in his First name, you can put 'Friend' or 'Customer'. This will display in emails.
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REMEMBER: You don't have to create 'Email' and 'Format(html/text)' fields in the forms. When you create an autoresponder, by default script creates these two fields. Unless you want an extra field to provide 'Confirm Email', you don''t need to create 'Email' form field.
You can add 10 field under PUBLIC SETTINGS and enable them under PRIVATE SETTINGS of each autoresponder(s). This is to collect extra data from your subscribers. Make them 'Mandatory', so subscribers are forced to enter needed data in to those fields.
STEP ONE: Go to PUBLIC SETTINGS. Click on the 'Form fields'. Enter a name of the field (this will display to the user on the form), Error message (this will display to the subscriber when he left out this field with out filling if this is mandatory feild) and click on 'Save'.
RegExp: A regular expression is a pattern that defines a set of character strings. You can define them, so the form input will be validated or rejected. If you want the subscriber to enter only numbers in phone field or only letters and numbers for name etc can be achieved by this RegExp. But be careful that few fields require special characters to enter. Like street address. It needs some characters like -, # etc. So be watchful in these cases. RegExp is a simple form data validating feature just to prevent all sort of junk entered by the visitor.
Allowing only numbers (no letters, no special characters, no spaces)
/^d+$/
Allowing only numbers and letters (no special characters)
/^[a-zA-Z0-9]+$/
Regexp for email format
/^.+@.+.[a-ZA-Z]{2,4}$/
or
/^.*@.*.w{2,4}$/
Allowing only letters (no numbers, no special characters)
/^[a-zA-Z]+$/
URL validating
/^w+:///
STEP TWO: Now go to PRIVATE SETTINGS > Form fields > Select the form fields you want for that autoresponder. The form fields you created in step one (under PUBLIC SETTINGS) will be listed here. You can select them to display them for that autoresponder form.
DEFAULT VALUE: You can insert default value for a form field. For example, if user didn't enter anything in his First name, you can put 'Friend' or 'Customer'. This will display in emails.
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