<?php if (isset($_COOKIE['giveaway'])) {
global $sys_template_folder;
$filename = $sys_template_folder . "squeeze_giveaway.html";
showTemplate($filename);
} else { ?>
and this line to the bottom of your squeeze.html:
<?php } ?>
Your squeeze.html now looks like this:
<?php if (isset($_COOKIE['giveaway'])) {
global $sys_template_folder;
$filename = $sys_template_folder . "squeeze_giveaway.html";
showTemplate($filename);
} else { ?>
<html>
... the rest of your squeeze page here ...
</html>
<?php } ?>
If you've named your giveaway squeeze page as I have (you can change it to whatever you want, but make sure you change the "filename = " line accordingly), when a user clicks your giveaway link they will see your new squeeze page. Users clicking your order link, however, will still see your normal squeeze page, unless their giveaway cookie is set.
You can also use the same code to load a modified download.html (front-end product download) or downloadoto.hml (OTO product download) page. Just create the appropriate pages and add the code to download.html and/or downloadoto.html. Make sure you change the "filename = " line!
Have fun with this!]]>
[How can I] do just like you did on your expansion page and collect the name/email when they order?Well, Diana, it's an easy, three-step process: