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elman
10-15-2007, 12:19 AM
Hello:

I am writing from Chile (Latinoamerica) and I don't speak and don't write very well English, but I can read it....

I install succesfully FMLP 4.1 lite version of your autoresponder but i can't understand how to set up the activation link: HOW can I place a 1 pixel image (what name would have this image?)

Where I could place the sintax of de activation image?

This are my doubts (dudas)

Thank you

Elman Figueroa

Santiago. Chile
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Your Instructions:

Now you MUST set up the activation link.

You place a 1-pixel "image" on a well viewed web page, which activates
the script periodically. If there even one visitor a day it will work fine.

When activated, it checks the POP3 email accounts you specified and sees
if it needs to send a confirmation e-mail to your contacts and adds them
to your mailing list.

The syntax of the activation "image" follows:

<img src="http://www.mydomain.com/cgi-bin/fmlplite/starter.cgi" border="0">

(How the starter,cgi file "Know" where is the activation image? what is the name of that image? etc)
You can even place the activation image on another domain. It will activate
the script everytime somebody visits that page. However, in my experience,
I suggest that you place it on the entry page to your site.

drquek
10-15-2007, 04:14 AM
Here is the instruction from the readme file:

4.==========
Now you MUST set up the activation link.

You place a 1-pixel "image" on a well viewed web page, which activates
the script periodically. If there even one visitor a day it will work fine.

When activated, it checks the POP3 email accounts you specified and sees
if it needs to send a confirmation e-mail to your contacts and adds them
to your mailing list.

The syntax of the activation "image" follows:

{img src="http://www.mydomain.com/cgi-bin/fmlplite/starter.cgi" border="0"}

You can even place the activation image on another domain. It will activate
the script everytime somebody visits that page. However, in my experience,
I suggest that you place it on the entry page to your site.


>>>>>>>

Put this in your webpage (after replacing the relevant fields with your correct details):

{img src="http://www.mydomain.com/cgi-bin/fmlplite/starter.cgi" border="0"}


Note: replace {} with <>

elman
10-15-2007, 05:33 PM
Thank you but a need to Know.....

How the starter.cgi file "Know" where is the activation image? what is the name of that image? etc

drquek
10-25-2007, 09:19 AM
It is a 1 pixel image.
Read the manual for details of the command to be used.