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I need to pull the name of a landing page and post it to a DataExtension via the WebCollect form.

Is there some personalization string or AMPScript variable that I can reference on my landing page to obtain its name.

It would be great if i could do soemthing similar to the following:

%%[
VAR @LPname
SET @LPname= [Landing Page Name]

IF not empty(@LPname) THEN]%% 
My landing page name is %%=v(@LPname)=%%. 
%%[ENDIF]%%

Thanks

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All of the built-in personalization strings are listed on Personalization String wiki page. There aren't any for Landing Page names.

There's nothing stopping you from creating a variable for it -- like in your example. It'd be a static value, obviously.

Not sure why you'd conditionally hide/show content based on the name of the page. Perhaps you can update your question with some additional details about your use-case.

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    I just need to pass the landing page name to a form variable so that it can be captured alongside the other form elements to a data extension using the DEManager.
    – Robert Reid
    Apr 5, 2017 at 23:05
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In classic content microsites, %%emailname_%% will return the "name" property of the current page.

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  • Are you sure about that?
    – Adam Spriggs
    Dec 24, 2017 at 2:10
  • Yes, I have a page named "SSJS Test," and on that page, %%emailname_%% was replaced with "SSJS Test." I tested it before posting.
    – Clayton VonDras
    Dec 24, 2017 at 5:53
  • @AdamSpriggs did you ever test this yourself?
    – Clayton VonDras
    Mar 14, 2019 at 21:57
  • Did you arrive at your test page by clicking a link in your email or did you go to the page directly?
    – Adam Spriggs
    Mar 14, 2019 at 22:31
  • @AdamSpriggs We generally link to landing pages by URL like https://hostname/lp-name/%%_subscriberkey%% so we can use query string parameters client-side without fuss, and the behavior is as stated above; however, I'll concede that it's not a solution iff the link is constructed with the %%=MicrositesURL()=%% function.
    – Clayton VonDras
    Mar 14, 2019 at 23:12

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