Embed an emfluence Landing Page
View a walk-through of embedding Landing Pages on your website in the emfluence ClickLearn section here.
You may want to embed an emfluence landing page in your own website or at a different domain. emfluence Landing Pages can be framed into an existing site by using the iframe offered on the landing page to embed it elsewhere.You can find the button to get your embed code at the top of your page under the Page Title.
Clicking the Embed Code button will launch a pop-up with your code. You can click the Copy button to copy the code. If you need to save it to give to someone else to add to your website, emfluence suggests pasting this in a text editor like Notepad (do not use Microsoft Word). Because you are iframing inside an existing page making the connections back to an emfluence email and contact does require the message ID being part of the query if you want emfluence metrics tracked inside the iframe. So you will need to manually add ?m=$$messageID to the end of a link to tie the contact information to the outside page that contains your iframe (so https://emfluence.com/ should be https://emfluence.com/?m=$$messageID).
If you are framing your page into a WordPress website be aware that WordPress uses the 'm' parameter for its own use. You would want to change that to something WordPress wouldn't use (like emfl). You can make this change on your page in the pop-up. Replace the m with your new value, that will change the code below and then copy the code as normal. Then when sharing a link to this page in an email through emfluence, remember to add the messageID parameter (so https://emfluence.com/?emfl=messageID).
NOTE: It is possible that your website may not like/respect the variable height of the iframe, set at 100%, so you may need to replace that a specific height in pixels, something like style="height: 1000px; instead, (you may need to try multiple heights to find the one that works best).
Test the embed and make sure it look good. Sometimes with a survey embedded in a landing page embedded in a website page, you may see extraneous scroll bars. You can fix this by adjusting the code or by requesting help from support@emfluence.com.
IMPORTANT! - Alternate location URL is used if you are creating the entire landing page at one of your custom domains (ex: more.emfluence.com/Certification) and NOT if you are iframing the code into a page on your website. If you are only embedding the code, remember to reset your Page URL to Default before saving your page. You can use the internal Description line to keep track of the page where you are ifaming your landing page, but don't insert it as the Alternate Location. If you put a WordPress website in the Alternate Location, rather than an emfluence landing page, it is possible that your URL may break when shared via email.