While working on your landing pages, you might need to make changes as you create your sites. Some of the changes that can be made are:

Change dynamic content in a landing page

You can change the dynamic content on a live landing page if updates were made to any of the rulesets.

To change dynamic content in a live landing page, complete the following steps.

1. Delete, update, and or change existing rulesets.
2. Republish the landing page to update the live site.

Change the contact source of a published landing page

A contact source of a published landing page cannot be changed. However, the contact source can be changed on a copy of a landing page.

1. Open the landing page that you want to change the contact source on.
2. Click Save as and save the copy to your Shared or Private tab by clicking Save To.
3. Expand the Optional Site Settings drop-down.
4. Click Browse.
5. Select the contact source, click Select. The new contact source now shows on the screen.
6. Give the site a new URL and click Save.
7. Click Publish.
8. Click Publish Site.

Change the language of the landing page error messages

To change the language or verbiage of the web form error messages, take these steps.

Note: Only one custom label can be set per Landing Page Site. To use other labels, for example, French, Italian, German, separate landing pages need to be created.

1. Go to Landing Pages/Web Forms Custom Labels & Messages found under Organization Settings.
2. Click Download default template and download a CSV file that you can edit.
3. Edit the file. You see two fields: Key and Value. Edit the Value Change the language or the verbiage as wanted, then Save by using a unique file name.
4. Go back to Landing Pages/Web Forms Custom Labels & Messages. Click Add. Name the file, browse, and upload it. Click Save.
5. Go to your landing page, click Site Settings, then Optional Site Settings. In Web Forms Custom Labels & Messages, select the custom label that you created. Click Save.
6. Republish the landing page to see the changes.

Change the default page in the Acoustic Campaign landing pages

1. Go to your landing page.
2. Click the Manage Site tab.
3. In the left pane area, right-click the name of the page to make the default.
4. Click Set as Default.

Change cookie session times

The site visit cookie value com.silverpop.iMA.page_visit and the 'Page View' cookie, com.silverpop.iMA.session, are set to expire after 20 minutes. These values cannot be modified.

Add a YouTube, Hulu, or Vimeo video to a landing page

To embed a YouTube, Hulu, Vimeo, or other embeddable videos into a landing page, form page, or confirmation page, take these steps.

1. Go to your video's main page.
2. Find and click Share and then Embed.
3. Copy the iFrame code that appears.
4. Go to the Manage Site tab in your landing page.
5. Click the "Insert Embed Video" icon.
6. Copy the embed code into the field labeled "Paste Embed Code Here".
7. Click Insert.
8. Click Preview to test the video.

Use an image as a submit button for a landing page

In Acoustic Campaign, take these steps to use a custom image as a submit button instead of the default image that Acoustic Campaign provides. A submit button cannot be mapped to a specific email address within a web form. However, an alert can be set up by creating a Submits Web form alert in the Scoring area of Acoustic Campaign.

1. Go to Landing Pages.
2. Click the name of your Landing Page.
3. Click the Manage Site
4. Click Edit Form to open the form editor.
5. Select the Submit button to open the Object Properties.
6. In Submit, select Image.
7. Click the image icon and upload the image from your desktop or from the Asset Library.
8. Click Ok. The default submit button is replaced with your button graphic.

Host and use JavaScript in a landing page site

In order to be able to host and use Javascript on a Landing Page site, take these steps.

1. Add the script code to the page source within the Manage Site For example, <script type="text/javascript" src="//filename.js">
2. Click the Content Hosting tab, the Javascript content is listed under Available Content.
3. Click Locate File and upload the appropriate file from your hard drive.

Spaces encoded to '%20' in JavaScript 

If you add JavaScript code into Landing Page source view, some spaces in the JavaScript code are encoded '%20' by landing page system and some others are not. The converted '%20' are breaking the Javascript code.

Those spaces that are encoded to '%20' because they are included in double quotes within another pair of single quotes in the JavaScript code. For example: document.write('<scr'+'ipt src='HTTP:/' + '/serving.com'></scr' + 'ipt>'); are changed to: document.write('<scr'+'ipt src='HTTP:/'%20+%20'/serving.com'></scr' + 'ipt>');

To fix this, add an extra back-slash symbol right before each of the double quotes so that the double quotes can be escaped, and then the landing page does not encode the spaces. Re-save and publish the landing page.

Here is an example of the correct code to fix the problem: document.write('<scr'+'ipt src=\'HTTP:/' + '/serving.com\'></scr' + 'ipt>');