Without knowing what the code was you used we wouldn't know what you did wrong. How are you embedding the form (I mean are you using an <iFrame>, or is it done with a <script> tag?). Did you put the code in the Code view of the editor, not the WYSIWYG mode?
One possibility, the code being removed on saving is a result of misconfigured text filters in Joomla e.g. it may remove HTML tags like object, script, embed, iframe. You have to add the 'rules' to allow those sorts of HTML tags to your site. The text filtering may also be a configuration option in the editor you're using such as TinyMCE or JCE (etc).
Refer to https://jdocmanual.org/jdocmanual?artic ... figuration (the "text filters tab" section).+
I see you're using Helix Template and/or SP Page Builder which doesn't strictly work with standard Joomla articles, it has its own system of pages. Another solution might be to create a custom HTML module in Joomla itself. Place your form's code in that (bearing in mind the above advice). Then in SP Page BUilder insert an add-on "Joomla Module" and select the module you created and place it in the SP Pagebuilder page you want it to appear on.
Alternatively you could use a form builder extension such as Convert Forms that allows you to interface with third party services like Constant Contact. (I see from the JED listing, Convert Forms is planning the Constant Contact integration, but doesn't look like its there yet): https://extensions.joomla.org/extension/convert-forms/. There may be other form builder components in which you can create a sign-up form for your constant contact newsletters.
One possibility, the code being removed on saving is a result of misconfigured text filters in Joomla e.g. it may remove HTML tags like object, script, embed, iframe. You have to add the 'rules' to allow those sorts of HTML tags to your site. The text filtering may also be a configuration option in the editor you're using such as TinyMCE or JCE (etc).
Refer to https://jdocmanual.org/jdocmanual?artic ... figuration (the "text filters tab" section).+
I see you're using Helix Template and/or SP Page Builder which doesn't strictly work with standard Joomla articles, it has its own system of pages. Another solution might be to create a custom HTML module in Joomla itself. Place your form's code in that (bearing in mind the above advice). Then in SP Page BUilder insert an add-on "Joomla Module" and select the module you created and place it in the SP Pagebuilder page you want it to appear on.
Alternatively you could use a form builder extension such as Convert Forms that allows you to interface with third party services like Constant Contact. (I see from the JED listing, Convert Forms is planning the Constant Contact integration, but doesn't look like its there yet): https://extensions.joomla.org/extension/convert-forms/. There may be other form builder components in which you can create a sign-up form for your constant contact newsletters.
Statistics: Posted by AMurray — Wed Oct 23, 2024 9:23 pm