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Subscription link? #44

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julien51 opened this issue Sep 14, 2013 · 5 comments
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Subscription link? #44

julien51 opened this issue Sep 14, 2013 · 5 comments

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@julien51
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For these sites on which it s not possible to add a SubToMe button, we should make a "subscribe" page that can easily be linked to and will do the job.

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Also, add an Image based button to that :)

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You can put

onclick="(function(){var z=document.createElement('script');z.src='https://www.subtome.com/load.js';document.body.appendChild(z);})()"

on any element.

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That's very true, but I'm thinking about platforms that do not allow for JS embeds, like Blogger for example.

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julien51 commented Nov 6, 2013

In practice that url already exists by default: it's http://www.subtome.com/#/subscribe?resource=http:%2F%2Fblog.superfeedr.com%2F&feeds=http:%2F%2Fblog.superfeedr.com%2Fatom.xml. We just need to make it such that it's easily configurable with an image in pages where JS is not allowed.

We probably also need to have a "back" param rather than redirecting to /done.html

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julien51 commented Aug 5, 2014

This technique should also be used to generate based buttons as per #76.

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