Thanks for the great forms.

I had the same problem and found a solution. Add name=”name” for the name input and name=”email” for the email input.

Example:
Change this:
<input class="name" type="text" value="Enter your name"

To this:
<input name="name" class="name" type="text" value="Enter your name"

Hope this helps

Pretty clean and easy to look at. The first one is pretty smart with the email form quote;)

Anyway, thanks for helping everyone out here and giving all of us a nice looking sign up form that looks professional. I’ll be looking forward to more things like this to help me with my website.

FYI
There’s a guy called Tomos who already solved this issue. As we were guessing, the error was in the code.
Go to this post (https://diythemes.com/thesis/feature-box-download/) and scroll down in the comments section. Look for “Tomos” and read carefully; he has uploaded the corrections in the code and it’s really simple to solve.

HaHa thats Pretty Good! Definitely grabs the viewers attention!

There is nothing wrong with the code, really!

When using forms that asks only for email, GetResponse still adds a name to each subscriber and record it as “friend” !!

I have no idea why I have to call my new subscribers friends, while I don’t even know their names or who they are!

You can do a some simple trick to change (not to get rid of) the “friend” name, this can be done by adding an extra hidden field anywhere in the form and set its value to anything that makes sense to you (example: member) like this:

However, it still doesn’t make sense, but well.. this is a GetResponse thing!

I hope this helps.

I’ve the same problem. I had to remove your opt-in box and replace it with standard Get Response box. It’s not as nice…. Waiting for the solution to the problem.

yes I did