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Referenz über die WebInterface TAGs

Nachfolgend sind sämtliche TAGs der WebInterfacetemplates aufgeführt. Die genaue Erklärung finden Sie in den entsprechenden Kapiteln. Bitte beachten Sie, dass es sich hierbei nur um eine Kurzreferenz handelt. 

Anmeldung (confirmed-opt-in und double-opt-in)

Input fields

This tag is replaced with a text input field as well, but its characteristics are further specified via “params” (HTML).

This <GIS> tag is replaced with a checkbox the subscriber can use to subscribe to a mailing list with the corresponding ids.

This tag is replaced with a “hidden field” meaning no choice is possible. The subscriber is always added to this mailing list.

Another way to establish newsletter subscription apart from checkboxes is presenting choices as radio buttons. However, this variation allows the choice of only ONE mailing list. This is useful for the choice between HTML and text newsletters.

This tag is replaced with a password input field with characteristics defined in the corresponding data field via the database designer. Using this tag twice in your subscription template adds a password confirmation input field. Therefore the password entered has to comply with the password requirements.

This tag is handled like the one above, but its characteristics are further specified via “params” (HTML).

This is a user defined field, specified by FIELDNAME. Its characteristics are as defined in the database designer (type of field as well as parameters).

This is another field created with the database designer with its characteristics defined via “params” (HTML).

Messages

This surrounds the introductory sentences that appear only once when the page is loaded for the first time. They will not be displayed again with later status messages.

All input fields (<?GIS FIELDNAME?>) necessary for purposes of subscription have to be located within these tags. Everything in between these tags is removed after successfully subscribing. No <SUCCESS> or <ERROR> messages should be inserted in between these tags, since they would be removed as well.

The message concerning the subscriber receiving an email with a confirmation link during a 'double-opt-in' subscription is displayed within this tag.

The message concerning the subscriber successfully completed his subscription by clicking the link in the confirmation email during a 'double-opt-in' subscription is displayed within this tag.

The message indicating that the subscriber took too much time to confirm his subscription is displayed within this tag.

This tag defines general success messages displayed successfully subscribing. It can occur as often and wherever you want.

This tag defines a success message indicating a successful subscription to the mailing list specified by id.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber did not provide an email address.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber provided a syntactically wrong email address.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber did not choose a mailing list available.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber is already part of the mailing list and did not choose a new newsletter.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber did already subscribe to the mailing list specified by id. You can find the id relating to a certain mailing list in BACKCLICKs menu under “Mailing list - Management -> Mailing list Overview”.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber did not provide a password, although it is a so called mandatory field.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber did not confirm the password correctly.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber has already subscribed for a newsletter but the password entered does not match the password saved in his profile.

This tag defines an error message indicating the attempt to subscribe to a newsletter that doesn’t exist in BACKCLICK.

This tag defines an error message relating to the user defined fields specified by FIELDNAME.

Email definitions

<!--DOI-EMAIL--><!--/DOI-EMAIL-->

 

The entire email delivered to the subscriber is defined within these tags. This Email contains the link to confirm subscription.

 

<!--CONFIRM-EMAIL--><!--/CONFIRM-EMAIL-->

 

The entire email delivered to the subscriber after successfully subscribing is defined within these tags.

 

<!--SENDER-EMAIL--><!--/SENDER-EMAIL-->

 

If this tag exists, it overrides the main configs. It defines the sender adress of the DOI-E-Mail. 

<!--SENDER-NAME--><!--/SENDER-NAME-->

 

This tag defines the senders name as cleartext.

 

<!--PRIORITY--><!--/PRIORITY-->

This tag defines the importance displayed in mail clients.

 

<!--TO--><!--/TO-->

 

This tag defines the recipient shown in the email client. Use this to personalize it.

 

<!--SUBJECT--><!--/SUBJECT-->

 

This tag defines the subject of the email. Use this to personalize it.

 

<!--BODY--><!--/BODY-->

 

This defines the emails body. The variable “$$DOI-LINK$$” should exist in “DOI-EMAIL”. Use this to personalize it.

Unsubscribe (confirmed-opt-out and double-opt-out)

Input fields

This tag is replaced with a text input field in the subscription/unsubscription template. Its characteristics are as defined in the database designer.

This tag is replaced with a text input field, but its characteristics are further specified via “params” (HTML).

This <GIS> tag is replaced with a checkbox the subscriber can use to unsubscribe from mailing list with the corresponding ids.

This tag is replaced with a “hidden field” meaning no choice is possible. The subscriber is always removed from this mailing list.

Another way to establish unsubscription apart from checkboxes is presenting choices as radio buttons. However, this variation allows the choice of only ONE mailing list.

This tag is replaced with a password input field with characteristics as defined in the corresponding data field via database designer. Using this tag twice in your unsubscription template adds a password confirmation input field. The password entered has to comply with the password requirements.

This tag is handled like the one above, but its characteristics are further specified via “params” (HTML).

Messages

This tag defines introductory sentences appearing only once when the page is loaded for the first time. They will not be displayed again with later status messages.

All input fields (<?GIS FIELDNAME?>) necessary for purposes of unsubscription have to be located within these tags. Everything in between these tags is removed after successfully unsubscribing. No <SUCCESS> or <ERROR> messages should be inserted in between these tags, since they would be removed as well.

This tag defines general success messages displayed after successfully unsubscribing. It can occur as often and wherever you want.

This tag defines a success message indicating successfully unsubscribing from the mailing list specified by id.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber did not subscribe to the mailing list specified by id beforehand.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber did not provide an email address.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber entered a wrong email address according to RFC syntax or no subscriber with the given email address could be found in BACKCLICKs entire database.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber did not choose a mailing list for purposes of unsubscribing.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber did not provide a password, although it is a so called mandatory field.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber has already subscribed for a newsletter but the password entered does not match the password saved in his profile.

The message concerning the subscriber receiving an email with a confirmation link during a 'double-opt-out' unsubscription is displayed within this tag.

The message concerning the subscriber successfully completed his unsubscription by clicking the link in the confirmation email during a 'double-opt-out' unsubscription is displayed within this tag.

The message indicating that the subscriber already confirmed his unsubscription and no further action is necessary is displayed within this tag.

The message indicating that the subscriber took too much time to confirm his unsubscription is displayed within this tag.

This tag defines an error message indicating the attempt to (subscribe to or unsubscribe form) a newsletter that doesn’t exist in BACKCLICK (anymore).

Email definitions

<!--DOO-EMAIL--><!--/DOO-EMAIL-->

 

The entire email sent to the subscriber is defined within these tags. This Email contains the link to confirm unsubscription.

 

<!--CONFIRM-EMAIL--><!--/CONFIRM-EMAIL-->

 

The entire email sent to the subscriber after successfully unsubscribing is defined within these tags.

 

<!--SENDER-NAME--><!--/SENDER-NAME-->

 

This tag defines the senders name as cleartext.

 

<!--PRIORITY--><!--/PRIORITY-->

 

This tag defines the importance displayed in mail clients.

 

<!--TO--><!--/TO-->

 

This tag defines the recipient shown in the email client. Use this to personalize it.

 

<!--SUBJECT--><!--/SUBJECT-->

 

This tag defines the subject of the email. Use this to personalize it.

 

<!--BODY--><!--/BODY-->

 

This defines the emails body. The variable “$$DOI-LINK$$” should exist in “DOI-EMAIL”. Use this to personalize it.

Change of Profile

Input fields

<?GIS EMAIL?>

 

This tag is replaced with a text input field in the template for changes. Its characteristics are as defined in the database designer.

 

<?GIS EMAIL params="size=20"?>

 

This tag is replaced with a text input field as well, but its characteristics are further specified via “params” (HTML).

 

<?GIS NEWSLETTER ID?>

 

This <GIS> tag is replaced with a checkbox the subscriber can use to subscribe to mailing list with the corresponding ids.

 

<?GIS NEWSLETTER hidden=ID?>

 

This tag is replaced with a “hidden field” meaning no choice is possible. The subscriber is added to this mailing list in any case.

 

<?GIS NEWSLETTER radio=ZAHL?>

 

Another way to establish newsletter subscription apart from checkboxes is presenting choices as radio buttons. However, this variation allows the choice of only ONE mailing list. This is useful for the choice between HTML and text newsletters.

 

<?GIS PASSWORD?>

 

This tag is replaced with a password input field with characteristics defined in the corresponding data field via the database designer. Using this tag twice in your subscription template adds a password confirmation input field. The password entered has to comply with the password requirements.

 

<?GIS PASSWORD params="size=20"?>

 

This tag is handled like the one above, but its characteristics are further specified via “params”.

 

<?GIS FELDNAME?>

 

This is a user defined field, specified by FIELDNAME. Its characteristics are as defined in the database designer (type of field as well as parameters).

 

<?GIS FELDNAME params="size=20"?>

 

This is another field added using the database designer with characteristics specified via “params”.

Messages:

This surrounds the introductory sentences that appear only once when the page is loaded for the first time. They will not be displayed again with later status messages.

All input fields (<?GIS FIELDNAME?>) necessary for purposes of changing a profile have to be located within these tags. Everything in between these tags is removed after successfully subscribing. No <SUCCESS> or <ERROR> messages should be inserted in between these tags, since they would be removed as well.

This tag defines general success messages displayed after successfully changing a profile. It can occur as often and wherever you want.

This tag defines a success message indicating a successful subscription to the newsletter specified by id.

This tag defines a success message indicating the subscriber successfully unsubscribed from the newsletter specified by id.

This tag defines a success message indicating the subscriber successfully entered a password.

This tag defines a success message indicating the subscriber successfully entered a new email address.

This tag defines a success message indicating the subscriber successfully entered a new value into the database field FIELDNAME. He might have changed existing data.

This tag defines a success message indicating the subscriber successfully deleted his profile. No more subscriptions will be present in BACKCLICKs database.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber is already part of the mailing list chosen.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber is part of the internal Robinsonlist. It might occur while changing an email address.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber tried to change his email address to an email address already present in the system.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber did not provide an email address.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber provided a syntactically wrong email address or no subscriber with this email address is present.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber provided a syntactically wrong email address while trying to change an email address.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber did not choose a newsletter.

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber entered a wrong password. It occurs when the password entered is too short (see “System – Administration ->  Databasedesigner”).

This tag defines an error message indicating a wrong password was entered. It usually occurs during login.

This tag defines an error message indicating a syntactically wrong password was entered.

This tag defines an error message indicating no password was provided, although it is a mandatory field.

This tag defines an error message indicating the password was not confirmed correctly.

This tag defines an error message indicating the attempt to subscribe to a newsletter that doesn’t exist in BACKCLICK.

This tag defines an error message relating to the user defined fields specified by FIELDNAME.

This tag defines a message indicating no changes were made.

Forgot your Password?

Input fields

This tag is replaced with a text input field in the template. Its characteristics are as defined in the database designer.

This tag is replaced with a text input field as well, but its characteristics are further specified via “params” (HTML).

Messages

<!--ENTRY--><!--/ENTRY-->

 

This tag defines introductory sentences appearing only once when the page is loaded for the first time. They will not be displayed again with later status messages.

 

<!--NEW-USER--><!--/NEW-USER-->

 

All input fields have to be located within these tags. Everything in between these tags is removed after a successful delivery. No <SUCCESS> or <ERROR> messages should be inserted in between these tags, since they would be removed as well.

 

<!--SUCCESS--><!--/SUCCESS-->

 

This tag defines the confirmation that an Email with the password was sent to the Email address specified.

 

<!--ERROR:SUBSCRIBER--><!--/ERROR:SUBSCRIBER-->

 

This tag defines an error message indicating the Email address specified is not present in the system.

 

<!--ERROR:EMAIL--><!--/ERROR:EMAIL-->

 

This tag defines an error message indicating no Email address was specified.

 

<!--ERROR:ROBINSON--><!--/ERROR:ROBINSON-->

 

This tag defines an error message indicating the Email address specified is present in BACKCLICKs Robinson database.

 

<!--ERROR:NOPASSWORD--><!--/ERROR:NOPASSWORD-->

 

This tag defines an error message indicating the subscriber did not assign a password. This results in the password being empty.

Email definitions

The entire email sent to the subscriber is defined within these tags. This Email contains his new password.

This tag defines the senders name as cleartext.

This tag defines the importance displayed in mail clients.

This tag defines the recipient shown in the email client. Use this to personalize it.

This tag defines the subject of the email. Use this to personalize it.

This defines the emails body. The field “$$PASSWORD$$” should be present.

Recommendation (send2friend)

The template is divided into two STEPs. STEP1 tags are listed here. STEP2 tags are 100% identical to the tags defined in “Subscription (confirmed-opt-in and double-opt-in)”.

Input fields

All input fields have to be located within these tags. Everything in between these tags is removed after successful delivery. No <SUCCESS> or <ERROR> messages should be inserted in between these tags, since they would be removed as well.

This tag represents the input fields for future subscribers. The canvasser can enter one or more Email addresses.

This tag is used to display a “radiobutton” form field allowing the canvasser to choose a recommendation bonus. The numbers in this tag correspond with the attachment IDs. Use the administrator interfaces “Attachements & Images”  to look up the attachment IDs.

This tag is replaced with a text input field in the template. The canvasser can enter his/her own Email address here. Its characteristics are as defined in the database designer.

This tag is replaced with a text input field as well, but its characteristics are further specified via “params” (HTML).

Messages

This error message is activated, if the canvasser provided a syntactically wrong S2F_RECOMMENDEMAIL address according to RFC.

This error message is activated, if the canvasser provided an S2F_RECOMMENDEMAIL address that is present on BACKCLICKs Robinson list.

This error message is activated, if the canvasser provided a syntactically wrong Email address according to RFC.

This error message is activated, if the canvasser did not provide an Email address.

All Email addresses were entered correctly. An Email was sent to the potential subscribers.

Email definitions

These Email definitions are added at the end of STEP2!

This tag defines the Email sent to the potential subscribers. Every single attribute of this Email is defined within this tag.

This tag defines the senders name as cleartext.

This tag defines the importance displayed in mail clients.

This tag defines the recipient shown in the email client. Use this to personalize it.

This tag defines the subject of the email. Use this to personalize it.

This defines the emails body. The field “$$SEND2FRIEND-LINK$$” should be present. This field is replaced with an encoded link, redirecting the potential subscriber to the subscription page. This action is recorded statically.

This Email is sent to the canvasser and the recommendation bonus is attached.

This tag defines the senders name as cleartext.

This tag defines the importance displayed in mail clients.

This tag defines the recipient shown in the email client. Use this to personalize it.

This tag defines the subject of the email. Use this to personalize it.

This defines the emails body 

Please refer to the subscription (double-opt-in) overview for these Email definitions.