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Overview

Here are the get/post request that you can send to MailUp

Subscribe.aspxXmlsubscribe.aspxXmlchksubscriber.aspxXmlunsubscribe.aspxXmlUpdSubscriber.aspx

To subscribe recipients from a form.

Supports:

  • Multiple lists
  • Multiple groups

No response is sent: the new subscriber is redirected to the subscription confirmation page.
This can be a page you define in the List settings.

To subscribe recipients with an XML request that returns a XML response.

Supports:

  • Multiple lists
  • Multiple groups
To check a recipient's current subscription statusTo unsubscribe a recipientTo update a subscriber's profile

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Subscribe.aspx

You can use subscribe.aspx as the form handler from a form hosted on your Web site. It allows you to offer your Web site visitors a way to sign up for your newsletter(s), while giving you full control on the look & feel of the signup form. By default the signup process uses the double opt-in method (confirmed opt-in).

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