Adobe Campaign enables you to design
and host a variety of web pages on its servers,
including online surveys preference centers,
and unsubscription pages.
This video will demonstrate how to navigate
Adobe Campaign's web application editor
by creating a preference center.
By default, the other box, web application templates
are stored under the path, resources, templates,
web application templates.
To create a new subscription page
based on a template, go to the resource folder
then online and finally to the web applications folder.
And select a new icon in the top right.
We will be using a template called newsletters subscription.
Click on the web application, open the edit tab
and update the internal name
to something unique and meaningful.
In this example, we will use promo subs.
The internal name will be used
as part of the web applications URL.
In the web application workflow
you will find for workflow activities.
These activities will dictate the possible actions
a visitor can make when visiting your web application.
The pre-loading activity reconciliates
the webpage visitors with existing profiles
stored in Adobe's recipient database.
Once a pre-loading activity identifies a visitor
as existing profile or as a new anonymous visitor
the subscription activity will load the subscription page.
This activity enables visitors to enter their profile data
and select communication preferences.
The storage activity picks up the user inputs
from the subscription page
and stores it in the recurrent spawning table field.
You need to set up the reconciliation fields
so that the activity can update the correct profile,
or create a new profile, if there is no match.
If your existing recipients are stored in a specific folder
you can set the search folder to the said recipient folder.
In our case, we are using the training folder.
If you want to create your new recipients
in a specific folder,
you can set your creation folder to a new location
or simply select the same folder as in a search folder.
The inactivity simply ends the workflow tasks.
To design or personalize the subscription page
double click on the subscription activity to begin editing.
You'll find a default subscription page
that contains an input field
for the last name, email address, and phone number,
as well as a check box to subscribe to a newsletter.
If you're an advanced user would experience
in web development,
you can go to the source tab to edit the page.
However, for the sake of this example
we will be using the point and click editor tool instead.
When you click on different elements on the webpage
the menu bar will display attributes that can be edited.
The textile log that appears above an input field
allows you to delete, duplicate or change its style.
If I click on an image field,
you'll be able to upload a new image
and insert a new link and caption.
You can also modify a style such as the image dimension.
Clicking on an input field or a check box
allows you to map it to an attribute
in the recipient's table.
Click on the input field on your last name.
We will check the confirmed
that the field is properly mapped
to the recipient's last name.
Click on the check box.
You will use Adobe Campaign services
and subscription feature
to map or subscriptions to an Adobe newsletter.
It is important to make sure that subscription check box
is set to non mandatory.
Otherwise, the tool will generate a message
that the box is not checked.
To personalize a subscription page
hover the zone that contains an input field and a label.
Then click on the zone to open the dialogue.
Click on duplicate.
Click on page elements to duplicate
or modify their attributes and functionalities.
In the duplicated zone, change the label to first name.
We also need to change the mapping for a new input field.
Map the input field at a corresponding recipients tables
first name attributes.
Next, add subscription boxes.
You can add as many subscription check boxes as needed.
In this example,
we have added subscription boxes to receive newsletters
about other Adobe products.
Of course, we also change the labels accordingly.
To preview the subscription page in a web browser,
save the web application and navigate to the preview tab
to see the results.
If you want this final the page
as seen by an existing recipient,
use a profile drop down list
to select the recipients profile,
otherwise you'll see the page
from the perspective of an anonymous visitor.
If you're satisfied with the results,
go to the web application dashboard and publish the page.
Use the public URL in the dashboard to simulate a scenario.
Log in with your credentials.
Click, I subscribe on the web forum.
Go back to Adobe Campaign.
You can see that the recipient was properly added
in the recipient's folder.