Landing Page

The combination of GetResponder to Wordpress, and how to overcome the problems?

Everyone says the real force mailing lists does not matter how you get traffic to your site is always worthwhile to gather the details of visitors, small form located on the side can do the job.

If you are like us who get most of our traffic from PPC, ie pay for each visitor to the idea of collecting details of Ahabmckerym is the ability to reach them again without searching them all in the same price of the click first.

There are several major market players of the Autoreposnder most notably include the GetResponder and Aweber (the links are affiliate links, we just want to see how many people go through the links, we have no purpose as of this moment to make money from this blog).

Without revenues compared with the same long enough for both main features but Aweber out a bit more expensive when it comes to a mailing list of over 500 people.

We chose to use GetResponse.

Most of our landing pages in Wordpress We are building for the subject when we designed a special template that allows us to be very dynamic in the content of the page.

The combination of the GetResponse (or Aweber) is pretty simple and all who need it to copy the code we get into the code of the page or the widget.

The problem begins when we use a relatively unprecedented parameters which determine what page the user sees after filling the mile.

It is important to note that maybe the problem also exists in Aweber, but because we do not use we do not know any case the solution later will solve the problem in both.

To specify which direct the user page after filling another Mile's code form another line that looks like this:

<Input type = "hidden" name = "confirmation" value = http://yourwebsite.com/confirmation>

Apparently all we have to do is build a page and give him the name confirmation or anything else in there and everything will be set correctly.

But the real problem is hiding her how GetResponder directs the user to the above.

All good reasons GetResponder adds three Prtmarym URL: email, name, ip.

So the user will be directed to the address which is:

http://yourwebsite.com/confirmation?email=mywmail @ mail.com & name = hisname & ip = 10.0.0.0

Normal mode Ahprtmarym Wordpress ignores any page and shows us the standard (is actually read only what was before a question mark), but this case Wordpress get confused because the parameter name inside the address.

Parameter name is Prtmar Save in WordPress, which allows it to display a particular post, for example if we want to show the name of my post-first come first-million we can write:

http://yourwebsite.com/?name=my-first-millIon

WordPress looks for the post by the name visitor of course he can not find, so it will display page not found.

Solution:

Transmission of data through php file after making a redirect and changing of parameters, those who want to see an example of PHP Example attached text format.

The file refers to the name of success and passes the parameters without using the field name.

The original form field turned to file the new PHP that is not part of WordPress, so it will not run properly, the new file will transfer to the appropriate WordPress.

Click here to view the file (keeping right button + Save Target As)