I have a question regarding the signup-forms in MailChimp.
Is it possible to create the signup form including some checkboxes, so the users can descide which lists they want to sign up for?
Let's say that I have four lists, and I create a signup form for one of the lists. Then the form should include a name-field, e-mail-field and three checkboxes.
So when a user signs up, they are going on my primary lists, and they have the option of going on the three other lists as well, by checking the checkboxes in the form.
I hope someone can help me out.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Kim
As each list is a different group of subscribers, they all have to subscribe and unsubscribe independently from one another. A better way to do it is to run one BIG list instead.
By having one big list of everyone, you can have custom fields designating each sub-list. They can then edit their preferences/subscribe/unsubscribe for all lists in one form.
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I have a list for Helpdesk items etc. that I created a flow for to look for when an email comes into the IT inbox it creates a share point list item and places relevant data and attachments.
I have one column “Sender Email” that is extracted from the email and inserted in the SharePoint list item.
What I am trying to do is create a Flow to automatically populate the ‘Entered By’ user from the email address or other means if possible. Right now I am manually assigning the ‘Entered By’ user which is becoming a pain.
Any help greatly appreciated, thank you.
I figured this out. I am using the "From" item from Outlook Flow in the "Entered By" column.
That is working great now.
Web site will be selling memberships and guest passes for a swimming pool. Two questions about PayPal Payments Standard:
1) I'm "selling" three different items, but there really is no quantity for any of them. You either pay for one membership or none. Is there a way to not allow a user to purchase (by clicking the add to cart button) multiple quantities of a given item?
2) Each of these items is in its own form tag, so I have 3 forms on my purchase page. Is there a way to condense these 3 forms into 1 to make things hypothetically simpler?
Thanks
1). Refer to https://www.paypal-community.com/t5/About-Business-Archive/Can-you-remove-the-quantity-field-from-the-shopping-cart/td-p/652565 , there are some solutions.
2) You can combine these 3 forms into 1, but I believe you need to write some script to implement it or you can use dropdown option which buyer can choose item.
Hope these could be helpful.
I'm trying to create a newsletter. I've looked at Mailchimp and ubivox.
Is it possible to create a signup form with the options (as checkboxes) for people to choose which list they want to be subscribed to?
Fx, it could be: "I only want you to send mw news about this." "And I want to subscribe to two of the things." "And I want to subscribe to everything!"
And theese different choices would be different lists in my newsletter client.
Can you make one form for several lists?
Or do you need a form for each list?
I'm more familiar with Campaign Monitor, but the general concept is the same; you should use one master list then separate each of your lists (sub-lists) into segments.
You can then easily have a custom field (checkboxes) to control which segment (list) they are subscribed to, and also have a master subscribe option available.
Yes, this is possible. The caveat being you'll need to use the MailChimp API to create a custom sign-up form on your site.
The embeddable forms provided by MailChimp will not be able to do this.
I create a drupal events website. The system will have events and people can register for events. Different events will have different registration forms. Assume we can enter any number of participants details. For a participant Name, Mobile and Email address should be entered. I need to allow the people to add participants dynamically. I like to have a option like following.
At the beginning the form should display only one row for the participant's details. If the user need to add another one he should be able to click on "Add another" button and another row of field should display. Like this he/she should be able to add many lines. Please advise me how I can do this using CCK fields?
Also using the views I need to display the participants information in the backend. I am stuck. Please help me.
I had the same problem and if you whant to solve it in Drupal 6 - you should to write your personal module with JavaScript... But in 7th Drupal we have Field collection module. You combine some field (Name, Mobile and Email) in one collection and this fields work with Views module.
I've been delving into a lot of recommendation algorithms lately (collaborative filtering mostly) and I've found quite a lot of answers on recommending an item based on either a specific user or item (which is part of what I want to do, so that works out). I also want to sent out somewhat-personalized emails, meaning given an email with a certain set of products, pick a set of users to send out the email to.
What would be the best way/algorithm to go about doing this?
For this, you simply turn around the usual collaborative filtering process: instead of recommending items to users, you recommend users to items. You are therefore guessing which users will most like a given item.
Just feed in product IDs as "user IDs", and your real user IDs as "item IDs" into a collaborative filtering system like Apache Mahout. It will recommend users ("items") that would be best for any given email ("user").
Of course you still need input data. Perhaps you have collected a past history of which users have rated or bought or viewed products. That is still your input.