A. Yes, you can edit 1 file and have it insert the code into the header () of all of the web pages, or another file for all of the members area pages.
For Web Pages (capture pages, landing pages, etc)
HTML or PHP Code:
Make a file call it:
pagehead-all.php
and put the code you want to inserted into it and upload it to the main folder.
For Members Area Pages
HTML:
Edit the existing file /adminpages/misc/head.html
PHP:
If you need php logic used for the code added to thethen you will need to create a custom ~~ code for it (exa: ~headercustom~) and then to add it to the head.html file mentioned above. Then create a file called allpagescustom-hook.php and upload it into the admin folder. In that file you will use the following code to add the results from php to the html file: $pContent = str_replace("~headercustom", $YOUR-CONTENT-FROM-PHP, $pContent);
A. Default Primary Page
To specify the default primary page add a hidden input with the name of
capturepage. For example:
<input type="hidden" name="capturepage" value="
FILENAME.php">
Default Content Group
There is no way to do this through html. However, you can control what the default content group is when editing membership from /admin/memberships
Alternative: Use PHP
If this does not work for what you are trying to do (exa: You need it specific for a promotion, not a membership), the other way to do it would be to use php code and putting a hook for do-join.php page.
The best hook to use is a special one in the middle of the file.
To do it create a file called
do-join-midhook.php and put the php code for editing the default content group in that file. There is an object for the member called
$member that can be used with the method
setPrimaryCGroup(#) for the primary content group.
A. You can create optin forms using HTML form creator.
You can add custom fields and copy/paste the code to your 3rd party website.
