(I am using Rapidweaver 7 and I have Stacks 3.)
How do I install a “JavaScript code” onto my landing page.
The JavaScript code is an opt-in Web Form
that I created at www.GetResponse.com
Here’s a snapshot of the opt-in web form:
https://screencast.com/t/AXSS0oSRqrw
Thank you in advance Amigos!
kennerty
(Carl Newlands)
26 May 2018 18:14
2
Paste your code into a HTML stack.
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I have tried pasting it into a HTML stack and I saved it and then I published it onto my site but it does not display.
Do you have another suggestion?
teefers
(Doug Bennett)
26 May 2018 19:45
4
Without seeing the code, hard to say for sure. There’s a JavaScript area inside the page inspector.
This is the code, but I inserted some ??? so that the code would show up here in this post.
< ??? script type=“text/javascript” src=“https://app.getresponse.com/view_webform_v2.js?u=hcmIj&webforms_id=18667201 ”> ??? < ??? /script>
I tried pasting the code in the Page Inspector Java Script area and published it, but my opt-in web form does not display.
Any other suggestions?
teefers
(Doug Bennett)
26 May 2018 21:42
6
I’m not at my Mac now, but maybe someone else could have a look. I won’t be back to the office until Tuesday.
OK. Thanks Doug. Enjoy your weekend.
In the meantime, I hope someone can take a look this.
I would have thought that someone in this forum
would have asked this same question a long time ago.
After all, both Getresponse & Rapidweaver have been around
a long time… and you would think that someone here is using
Getresponse as their auto-responder solution.
kennerty
(Carl Newlands)
27 May 2018 02:16
8
Your code works fine. Did you publish the page?
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://app.getresponse.com/view_webform_v2.js?u=hcmIj&webforms_id=18667201"></script>
https://cl.ly/rsTh
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Hi Carl,
Yes. I published the page, but it doesn’t display for me.
Where do I need to insert the code? — In the Page Inspector Javascript area?
kennerty
(Carl Newlands)
27 May 2018 02:54
10
Drag a HTML stack onto your page and paste your code into it.
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Nope. It didn’t work. I’ve tried that a few times.
I’ll buy you a case of Beer, if you can fix it for me.
Just give me your PayPal email if you are interested. ?
kennerty
(Carl Newlands)
27 May 2018 03:07
13
When you view the page source in Safari, are there any errors in the console?
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How do I view the page source in Safari? (I know how to view source in Chrome, but not Safari.) and what is “the console?” (sorry… I’m a newb!)
Do you want me to show you my Landing Page URL?
kennerty
(Carl Newlands)
27 May 2018 03:23
16
Ok, what’s the URL?
To show the page source in Safari, first enable the Develop Menu in Preferences -> Advanced. Then right click on the page and select View Source.
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kennerty
(Carl Newlands)
27 May 2018 03:38
19
You have placed your code in the web inspector and so your head section has <script>
tags inside <script>
tags.
<script type="text/javascript">
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://app.getresponse.com/view_webform_v2.js?u=hcmIj&webforms_id=18667201"></script>
</script>
Just paste the code into a HTML stack.
Do you mean the “Page Inspector?” not the Web Inspector?