You can upload the personalize.js file into the root folder of your blog and insert the script tag into the blog footer template:
<script type="text/javascript" src="/personalize.js">
</script>

Note. You need to enter the correct path to the personalize.js file.
If you upload it into the root folder, use precedent slash befor the file-name.

You also need to use personalization tags like is shown above.
<A name="first_name"></A>

Hope this helps.
Michel

the tag doesn’t appear.

this is what I’m trying to type in.

:)

Ok…

Thanks for this script… I’ve managed to
get it to work on my website.

But how can I get it to work on a blog?
Where should i upload the personalize.js
script on? Is it on the theme folder or the
main blog folder?

And I also can’t find a
tag to have the script pasted on.

1) You need to include this script into your squeeze page with the form.
So when someone submits the form, their Email and Name would be
saved in cookies.

This could be any form you’d like.
This form could send the data to your autoresponder.

2) You need to include this script into the thank-you page.
Also adjust your thank-you page with the personalize <A name="firstname"> tags.
So the script would take the Email and Name from cookies and
substitute the text inside the personalize tags.

By another words, you need to include the script into both
the squeeze page and the thank-you page to get it working.

Hope this helps.

Michel

I’ve set up a squeeze page which will direct
to a thank you page after someone enter
their name and email address.

But how can the autoresponder script integrate
with your personalisation script.

I tried following the steps shown but it just
don’t seem to work.

Please help.

Thanks.

Osman

When you personalize a page with the page URL, can you then
PULL that info (first name, last name) INTO the the sales page
and avoid having to use a form to grab the data?

I haven’t tested this yet, but will it work??? Or is ti obvious that
it WILL work and I’m not seeing it (or obvious that it WON’T work
and I’m not seeing that either).

I am NOT a programmer, just fascinated with webpages, etc…

Sum

* Added user field for Autoresponder Unlimited.
* Added nickname field for Rapid Action Profits.
* Added f , l and e fields for Infinite Responder.
* Added category2 and category3 for getresponse.
* Added affname to allow for affiliate name display
* Shorten Document Domain to allow script to work across sub domains.

Grab my revised version from:
http://www.mymagicwebutilities.com/p/personalize.js

Have a Great Day!
Larry Keenan

I’ve just uploaded a new version of this script.
It allows you to use personalization parameters with a page URL.
So you can provide your AWeber subscribers with a personalized link.

Download the script with the same link: personalize.js
Click the link with the right mouse-button and select the “Save target As…” menu item.

Use this URL parameters below:
__fn - for the first name,
__ln - for the last name,
__n - for the full name,
__e - for the email address.

So, your link would look like this:

http://www.YourDomainName.com?__fn=John&__ln=Doe
Or with your AWeber Tags:
http://www.YourDomainName.com?__fn={!firstname_fix}&__ln={!lastname}

I hope this helps.

Michel

I’ve got clients that are 4 years old on my list.

It would have to be done through the links on my html either in the email or
on the page..

something like this

www.YourDomainName.com/{!firstname_fix} can the js somehow recoginize what Aweber enters?