Is there a "double-action" script, anyone?

[Dave_Z]

Hi guys.

In a marketing-oriented forum that has a programmer section, I asked if there
is a script or code that'll let clicking a button or link do 2 things at the same
time.

Here's the sitch:

1. Visitor is a confirmed opt-in in my mailing list A to receive my autoresponder
courses. I'm using a reputable 3rd party mail service to handle this.

2. Visitor decides to purchase my ebook from my website's shopping cart. Now
I'm using 2 different services, a shopping cart in my website and a 3rd party
mail service.

3. After my visitor submits the order, she'll be redirected to a page where she
will be asked to re-enter her name and email then click the Submit button. I
was hoping there's a code or script that'll remove her info from mailing list A
and reinput it into mailing list B.

So mailing list A is for those who've subscribed to my autoresponder course. If
they like it so much to be motivated enough to buy my ebook but hasn't yet
received all my autoresponder courses, I don't want her to get them anymore
but be re-input into mailing list B where I can contact her and other confirmed
opt-ins for whatever reason.

Someone subsequently answered a "double-action" with javascript can do this
function. I searched here and google and am actually getting google-eyed due
to reading the results and discerning which one has the one I'm looking for. :tri:

I hope I'm making myself clear on this. Just feel free to ask if this is confusing
you.

 

[iNod]

THe only way I know of doing this is with php.. Just create a script which removes from mailing list B and inserts into mailing list A.

If you need any help just pm me.

 

[Zubair1]

yeah php will be the best way to do this you can do it on other languages
but i prefer PHP