Adding constant contacts to my blog
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Please advise and bear in mind I am not a techie. I want to add a signup box from constant contacts onto my blog so people can sign up for my ezine and free gift. I have the HTML code and I put it in a text box. However, it does not work. I tried it on a friend’s wordpress.org blog and it worked perfectly there. Although I have a website and a domain name, I am not techie enough to manage my own blog with wordpress.org.
Please help. I do want to stay with wordpress.com. I love everything about my blog except this issue.
Thanks
Iyabo
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Most of these contacts things require either javascript or forums, neither of which is allowed here at wordpress.com due to security concerns. If they offer a version that allows you to use a pure html link rather than the form or javascript, then it can be put into a text widget.
Other than that, the contact-page here at wordpress.com is about all we have, which will send an email to the email address you use to set up your blog: http://faq.wordpress.com/2007/05/13/how-do-i-make-a-contact-form/
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Most of these contacts things require either javascript or forums, neither of which is allowed here at wordpress.com due to security concerns. If they offer a version that allows you to use a pure html link rather than the form or javascript, then it can be put into a text widget.
Since you also have a normal website, why not put the contact form there and then link to it from a text widget in your sidebar? That would bypass the javascript/forms limitation here at wordpress.com.
Other than that, the contact-page here at wordpress.com is about all we have, which will send an email to the email address you use to set up your blog: http://faq.wordpress.com/2007/05/13/how-do-i-make-a-contact-form/
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Oops, I must have hit the send post button before I finished. The second post has another suggestion in the middle.
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