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My subscription form isn't working. What can I do to fix it?
Most likely if you've modified your HTML code for the subscription form, then you've probably removed required hidden fields, changed the form action path or broken the Javascript.
The best way to find out what went wrong is to get the HTML code of the subscription form from Mail Marketer , test and make sure that its working and then compare what you've changed to what was originally there.
Pay special attention to the hidden form variables, the form tag itself and the Javascript verification code.