It is super easy to integrate your phplist subscribe forms to any of your webpages.
Please have a look at my website here http://phplistmod.com. I embedded one sign up form on the sidebar and also one pop up sign up form. Let me know what you think of this 
you can view source and simply copy the coding. Contact me if do not know how to.
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Those are some ugly lookin websites my friend 
Hi Anna, i just updated the web http://phplistmod.com. I think it is look way much much better now 
thanks for commenting. Well, we are still improving though.
Have a look on my How to on my own website dragonrider.co.uk/phplist/
This allows for a single email address to be collected without confirmation.
If you do need to have the second confirmation email field, then go to the bottom of the above article and click the link to look at the form with confirmation email page and view source.
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Is there a way to subscribe without going to the page PhpList?
Oh no new window opens?
In wordpress, the sign me up plugin
Dear Dragonrider, thanks for sharing I took a look at your web but I think there’s a missing parts on your codes. You didn’t created any attribute to your subscriber’s name so you can’t call or mention their names in the email message. For example, start writing your message with Dear [Name]… and all your subscribers will received avery personalized email like… Dear Anna, Dear Lester, Dear Phatwooza…etc
Let me know if you need my help on this one…
Are you looking in the right place?
I see it in the example:-
Name: <input type="text" name="name" value = "">
<script language="Javascript" type="text/javascript">addFieldToCheck("name","Name");</script>@Dragonrider what you have in the example is just a code that enables your subscribers to enter their name in the form, and of course they will be stored in the system but it wouldn’t enable you to use the function [Name] in your email messages…
It got to be something like this…
<input type="text" name="attribute1" class="attributeinput" size="40" style="height: 22px"/><script language="Javascript" type="text/javascript">addFieldToCheck("attribute1","Name");</script>
Maybe it’s too much that I am showing a screenshot here but I think picture worth a thousands word 
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If you look at my code, I’ve used name as the attribute name whereas you’ve used attribute1.
I can’t see any difference to be honest. I may well be misreading or misunderstanding what you are saying?
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There’s no way that we can rename the attribute.
By default for the first assigned attribute will be attribute1, and then second one attribute2, attribute3 and so on. In this example, (“attribute1”,“Name”) you can only change the word “Name” that will refer to attribute1 in your database, and maybe for other info (“attribute2”,“Home Address”). But, changing the attribute1 to “name” is not possible in this case.
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Apologies, I think you could very well be correct. Although the code I wrote worked It looks like I never got around to checking that the name attribute was filled in correctly. But using attribute1 does not work either.
Thanks for pointing this out.
Works for me thanks
I’m trying to implement the code from Dragonrider’s site:
http://uk-webspace.com/test/embed1.html
I’m just copying and pasting, but the confirmation page asks for me to confirm my email address:
The only thing I’ve modified is adding in the hidden field to default to non-HTML email messages, but I’m getting the same behavior regardless of whether it’s there or not.
I’ve been working with this for several days, but can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong.
The above link only asks for one email address, but your site is asking for two including a confirmation address.
You need to use the code from http://uk-webspace.com/test/embed2.htm which includes the confirmation email field as well.
Thanks, Dragonrider. I didn’t want to require new subscribers to type their email into the form twice, but missed the place where I could make that adjustment in my settings. Thanks for your help here in the forum and on your website!
Quick note: there’s a typo in the link you included in your response. Here’s the correct URL:
Thanks, that’ll learn to double check and not just assume I used the same file extension for both pages!
hi, Dragonrider
Within this code in your site http://dragonrider.co.uk/phplist/27 is possible to place the list of options?
Example: when a user does subscribe, you can opt for the subject list (store or administration)
I know the phplist website hosting address is entered ?p=subscribe&id=1 to point to a single list.
@kklo yes it’s possible. An example of codes from my website
Name:<input type="text" name="attribute1" class="attributeinput" size="40" style="height: 22px"/><script language="Javascript" type="text/javascript">addFieldToCheck("attribute1","Name");</script>
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<span class="style6">Email:</span>
<input type="text" name="email" size="40" style="height: 22px"><br>
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<input type="submit" name="subscribe" class="sexybutton sexysimple sexyxxl sexyred" value="SUBSCRIBE NOW" size="" onClick="return checkform();" font-weight: bold; color: white; font-size:12pt"></form>
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<p class="style5">*100% Privacy. I will never spam you.</p> </div></div>
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