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Content Area Sharing using Paste HTML, AMPscript, and Social Markup
The HTML code in this example shares a dynamic piece of content from an Email Studio email to Facebook. The first commented part of the pasted HTML names the content area Shared content Region 1, and the second commented part of the pasted HTML contains the Social Markup link using the GetSocialPublishURLByName() AMPscript function.
Example
The AMPscript inside of the table refers to a data extension called Offers, and it pulls the content for each subscriber based on the subscriber key contained in the CustomerID column of the Offers data extensions. The content shared by the subscriber remains the static content and doesn't change, no matter who opens the shared content.
<!-- RegionStart[ socialslot:"Shared content region 1",
title:"First shared email content",
description:"This is the first test of ExactTarget's social forwarding",
csskey:"portfolio css 1"] -->
<table width="100%" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" border="0" bordercolor="" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td style="font-family:Arial; font-size:13px">
%%[ var @row, @rows, @cnt
set @rows = LookupRows("Offers","CustomerID",_subscriberkey)
for (var @cnt = 0 to RowCount(@rows)) do
]%%
%%=Field("Description",Row(@rows,@cnt))=%%
<br /></p>
%%[ next @cnt ]%%
<!-- Creates a link to share this content with Facebook -->
<a href="%%=GetSocialPublishURLByName('Facebook','US','Shared content region 1')=%%"
alias="Social Forward to Facebook"
title="Publish to Facebook">
<img
src="http://image.exct.net/lib/ffcf14/m/1/social_default_facebook_icon.jpg"
alt="Facebook"
title="Facebook"
border="0">
</a>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
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