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Install the PHPlist Registration Component - If you wish to only use the module you don't need to use this as your default registration component but you need to have it installed.

- PHPlist ID = ID for the MAIN list Id (in PHPlist) Where you want your users to subscribe to

-PHPlist Events List ID = ID for the second list (if required)
(should call it "Second list" for the next release)

-Attribute ID = In order for you to insert the name of the subscriber you need to create what's known in phplist as an attribute. Here you insert the ID for that attribute

Step 1: Sample Configuration of PHP list Component

Step 2: After installation of the Subscriber Module, you need to fill out the basic configuration parameters.

 












After you've published the module go to the Joomla's Frontend and test it:

In PHPlist Backend:


































Hope it helps!

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