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Lakita
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That's not nearly enough information for anyone to help you.
It's easy to build the opt-in box. It's an HTML with two text-type elements, a submit-type element, and some captions to explain it to the user.
The trick is to make it do something useful after the user fills in the boxes and clicks the Submit button. And you haven't told us what you want it to do with the information. If you want to store the information in a database, then you need a database plus a set of server-side scripts to accomplish that. If you want to send an email response, you need a set of server-side scripts to accomplish that. If you just want to send the information in an email to someone else, then a fairly simple server-side component can accomplish that. If you want to feed the information to an autoresponder service, like AWeber, then ask their tech support department. They make it fairly easy.
And with all of these possibilities, if you want to protect your web server from hacking attacks and make sure that the information entered by the user is valid and not dangerous in any way, there's a whole other set of server-side programming techniques to deal with those issues.
I could go on, but you're getting the idea, I hope, that you have to be very specific about what you really want before you can get a helpful reply.
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That's not nearly enough information for anyone to help you.
It's easy to build the opt-in box. It's an HTML with two text-type elements, a submit-type element, and some captions to explain it to the user.
The trick is to make it do something useful after the user fills in the boxes and clicks the Submit button. And you haven't told us what you want it to do with the information. If you want to store the information in a database, then you need a database plus a set of server-side scripts to accomplish that. If you want to send an email response, you need a set of server-side scripts to accomplish that. If you just want to send the information in an email to someone else, then a fairly simple server-side component can accomplish that. If you want to feed the information to an autoresponder service, like AWeber, then ask their tech support department. They make it fairly easy.
And with all of these possibilities, if you want to protect your web server from hacking attacks and make sure that the information entered by the user is valid and not dangerous in any way, there's a whole other set of server-side programming techniques to deal with those issues.
I could go on, but you're getting the idea, I hope, that you have to be very specific about what you really want before you can get a helpful reply.