By jkim on

Hi all,

I'd like to integrate an autoresponder like Aweber or GetResponse into a Drupal site. These two autoresponders gives HTML code snippet to insert into the webpage.

I'm new to CMS' and as I understand it, Drupal dynamically generates webpages from the MySQL backend and the PHP code. In fact, Drupal's concept of ridding the idea of a webpage (i.e. index.html) and replacing it with a database is pretty radical to me.

Is inserting raw HTML code into a section something that Drupal supports or recommends?

If I were to go off the beaten path and try integrating/inserting raw HTML code into a Drupal site, is there a method that will probably give me least amount of pain?

I appreciate any feedback. Thank you.

J

P.S. I know there's an Aweber module but I've decided to use GetResponse. If push comes to shove, I may just use Aweber but I'd like to see whether I can get GetResponse to integrate.

Comments

davidredshaw’s picture

davidredshaw commented

You should be able to create a page or block and use the Full HTML input format to insert standard HTML into the page or block. You will need to log in as a user that has access to this input format (or use the admin account) to create the page.

David

Loren Woirhaye’s picture

Loren Woirhaye commented

I've been working with this issue. Drupal doesn't do a good job
of going to get the "appearance" and formatting of the form.

It puts the fields for name, email, etc. in there just fine, and
the button, but the box and graphics associated with the form
don't show up in Drupal.

DoctorMike’s picture

DoctorMike commented

I had that same problem, and never found a solution.

Has anyone???