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MailUp provides all the tools you need to let a visitor to your Web site or blog subscribe to a specific list using a subscription form. Such forms can be hosted by MailUp or placed directly on your Web pages.
| See the following articles for technical details on how to perform GET/POST request to the MailUp API that allow you to subscribe, update, and unsubscribe recipients.
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Integrating an existing form with MailUp
A subscription form on the your website can transfer the inserted data to the MailUp account through calls to aspx pages. There are aspx pages that allow to insert, modify, search, and remove contacts in your MailUp distribution list.
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See more technical details on how to perform these operations.
Creating a new subscription form
If you do not have a subscription form available you can create a new one, or use one of the forms provided inside the MailUp console.
Ready-to-use buttons and forms
Subscription buttons and links to predefined forms are available in the MailUp console at the page Settings > Subscription Form. The form’s HTML code can also be copied and pasted on any website (asp, php, etc..): it will work perfectly, as its path is absolute.
Customized forms
Standard forms and buttons are available by selecting Settings > Subscription Form in the MailUp admin console. You can copy and paste them, and then freely customize them, as calls have an absolute path to the form handler. This way, it is very simple to create new forms for special scenarios such as events or meetings, without any particular programming skills. All the variables to be passed (name=list, group, campo1, campo2…) can be of any type (type=checkbox, text, radio, button) and can assume any value. Two procedures can be used to develop these forms:
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The field code uses the word "CAMPO" because MailUp's original source code was developed in Italy. "Campo" means "Field" in Italian  |
About using MailUp's subscription forms
A few notes about using the subscription forms that exist in your MailUp account.
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