Description
This lightweight plugin for WordPress 2.0 or greater gives you the ability to easily allow users to subscribe
to your newsletter or RSS blog feed from any page on your blog. Simply install the plug-in, configure your settings,
and embed the comment <!--phplist form--> on any page on your blog. It’s easy and fast and does not require any
further template modifications in PHPList or WordPress.
Demo
See an example of this plugin at Wedding Cake Newsletter Demo
Screenshots
Default subscriber form for PHPList as seen within wordpress blog 
Code required to display subsriber form
Installation
Pre-requisites
Wordpress 2.x
Phplist 2.10.2 or greater. (Download at www.phplist.com)
PHP 4.x or 5.x with cURL support
Quick Start Instructions
Download plugin installation and upload phplist.php and phplist.css to your plug-ins folder, usually /wp-content/plugins
Login to wordpress administration panel and activate the plug-in (Under plug-ins). Plugin name is phplist.
Navigate to Options -> PHPList and fill in the General Settings configuration as instructed. (Optionally, you can configure the form settings as well – see detailed instructions for information)
The last step is to setup the form. If you are adding the subscriber form directly to any post or wordpress page then just add the following comment while inside the wordpress editor:
<!--phplist form-->
For more advanced users, who are comfortable editing template files, the form can also be added to any template file. For example most users like to display the subscriber form in their sidebar.php. To do this open up the template page (i.e. sidebar.php) and add the following code:
<?php
$content = apply_filters('the_content', '<!--phplist form-->');
echo $content;?>
Detailed instructions available here
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Contributors & Developers
“WP PHPList” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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