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Last Post 07/26/2007 9:17 AM by Joseph Craig. 2 Replies.
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07/25/2007 9:37 PM  

Hi Again.

 

Secondly there's a small simple signup module commonly used?

(See sample pages below.)

A small box that can sit in the right or left pane, allowing visitors to signup without clicking anywhere?

I'm using the standard registration through as link at the moment, but I have a very poor convertion rate. I hope to improve that by sticking a sign-up box anywhere in the text on the page???

Same questions:

Are this little fellow available withihn DNN?

Does anyone have the code for this box?

 

Cheers for now

 

Olle..

Here's a couple of sample pages:

http://www.mindvalleylabs.com                 http://www.energyrichcoach.com

Lee Sykes
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07/26/2007 3:05 AM  
Hello,

Have you signed up with someone such as aweber.com, that's what a lot of these guys are using. - From aweber you will get some code to include on your site. - The next step is getting the code to work in DNN, but it should be possible (I haven't tried it).

Of course, this will bypass the user registration on the site, but it will give you much better conversion and manageable email lists.
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07/26/2007 9:17 AM  
You might be able to use the standard DotNetNuke login module to accomplish this,  You can style it, and you can add stuff to it.

Take a look at www.stockcentral.com for one way that this is done.  The login box appears on every page if the user isn't logged in.  A logged in user sees the stardard greeting/logout in the same panel with the menu, and the login box disappears.  There is also a custom link for My Account that is coded into the skin.  Making all of the stuff in the menu panel appear and disappear uses some conditional coding in the skin.

Joe Craig, Patapsco Research Group
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