How to disable the "Sign-up for product updates and newsletter." button?

[E-junkie_Guru]

Our Aweber integration isn't solely dependent on the "Sign up" checkbox and checkout methods that have that box.



If you have our Aweber integration set up at our end, the same factors that determine whether we add a buyer to your Buyer Group list(s) also determines whether we submit that buyer's info to Aweber -- i.e., buyers who checkout with PayPal would automatically be submitted to your Aweber list (if you have that set up) as well as added to your Buyer Group list(s).



In case you haven't set up Aweber integration at our end, this help page explains how to do that:

http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/tips.integration.built-in.htm#aweber



Any Aweber integration you'd set up at PayPal's end probably wouldn't work with E-junkie, since our purchase buttons send our IPN (Instant Payment Notification) requirements to PayPal for each order, which overrides any manual IPN settings in your PayPal account for those orders.

[sassy]

I guess I don't understand. But that's okay. Thanks anyway!!

[paulyb]

E-junkie GuruI've asked Development to respond here to clarify whether they now have a way to hide the "Sign up for product Updates & Newsletter" checkbox on our card checkout and Free Checkout screens.

OK - Checking a year on, is there an update on this? I don't see away around it yet.

[E-junkie_Guru]

We've been focused on finishing up the new Admin as a prerequisite to implementing any new features or functionality, so we don't yet have a way to remove the sign-up checkbox from checkout pages we control (for Free Checkout and card-based direct payments).



Regarding the Aweber aspect in particular, they should soon start supporting our standard custom/third-party Integration feature, so once that's ready, Aweber integrations which use or upgrade to that method will disregard the sign-up checkbox, just as MailChimp, Drip, and GetResponse integrations already do.