American Association for Nude Recreation

The credible voice of reason for nude recreation since 1931

Developers' Toolbox

These resources are provided for AANR region webmasters and others who wish to link to clubs on the AANR.com website.

Linking to Clubs Within a Region

This is done by using the code for your region in the url as shown below (remove target="_blank" if you do NOT want links to open in a new window):

Eastern Region:

URL: http://www.aanr.com/aanr-clubs/?region=eastern
HTML Code: <a href="http://www.aanr.com/aanr-clubs/?region=eastern" target="_blank">View Eastern Region Clubs</a>
Displays: View Eastern Region Clubs

Florida Region:

URL: http://www.aanr.com/aanr-clubs/?region=florida
HTML Code: <a href="http://www.aanr.com/aanr-clubs/?region=florida" target="_blank">View Florida Region Clubs</a>
Displays: View Florida Region Clubs

Midwest Region:

URL: http://www.aanr.com/aanr-clubs/?region=midwest
HTML Code: <a href="http://www.aanr.com/aanr-clubs/?region=midwest" target="_blank">View Midwest Region Clubs</a>
Displays: View Midwest Region Clubs

Southwestern Region:

URL: http://www.aanr.com/aanr-clubs/?region=southwestern
HTML Code: <a href="http://www.aanr.com/aanr-clubs/?region=southwestern" target="_blank">View Southwestern Region Clubs</a>
Displays: View Southwestern Region Clubs

Western Region:

URL: http://www.aanr.com/aanr-clubs/?region=western
HTML Code: <a href="http://www.aanr.com/aanr-clubs/?region=western" target="_blank">View Western Region Clubs</a>
Displays: View Western Region Clubs

Western Canadian Region:

URL: http://www.aanr.com/aanr-clubs/?region=western-candian
HTML Code: <a href="http://www.aanr.com/aanr-clubs/?region=western-canadian" target="_blank">View Western Canadian Region Clubs</a>
Displays: View Western Canadian Region Clubs

Linking to Clubs by State

This is done similarly to linking by region using the two-letter state abbreviation as shown below:

Example URL: http://www.aanr.com/aanr-clubs/?state=FL
HTML Code: <a href="http://www.aanr.com/aanr-clubs/?state=FL" target="_blank">View Forida Clubs</a>
Displays: View Forida Clubs

Creating a Club Locator by State Dropdown

Step 1: Form Tag

First make a form tag with the following code (remove target="_blank" if you do NOT want a new window to open when a user submits)

Step 2: Select Tag

Your select tag uses the name "state" and should look like this:

Step 3 (Optional): Default Option

If you would like the first dropdown to say "Select State" or something like that, make a tag like this; otherwise the default will be the first state in your options list:

Step 4: Options

For each state in your region create an option using the two-letter (uppercase) abbreviation for value as follows:

Step 5: Closing Select Tag

Close your "select" tag:

Step 6: Submit Button

You can change the text in value="Locate Club" to whatever you would like:

Step 7: Closing Form Tag

Finally, close your "form" tag:

Sample Form

To make a locator form to find clubs in the states of Alabama, Florida, and Georgia, your code should look like this:

Download dropdown code with all states and Canadian Provinces

Creating a Zip Code Search Box

You can place a simple form on your website to allow visitors to search the AANR website for clubs within a certain distance from a zip code:

Step 1: Form Tag

First make a form tag with the following code (remove target="_blank" if you do NOT want a new window to open when a user submits)

Step 2: Select tag for distance

Create a select dropdown named "distance" (you'll want some text in front of it similar to what is shown):

Step 2: Distance Options

Next, create an options list with the distance you want to allow users to choose:

Step 3: Closing Select Tag

Close your "select" tag:

Step 4: Add Zip code text field

Again, you'll want some text to indicate what the user is entering:

Step 6: Submit Button

You can change the text in value="Locate Club" to whatever you would like:

Step 7: Closing Form Tag

Close your "form" tag:

Sample Form

Try it out:

Using a Simple Text Search

The AANR clubs database can be searched using a simple text search form:

Step 1: Form Tag

First make a form tag with the following code (remove target="_blank" if you do NOT want a new window to open when a user submits)

Step 2: Input Field

The name for your input field is "query":

Step 3: Submit Button

You can change the text in value="Search for AANR Clubs" to whatever you would like:

Step 4: Closing Form Tag

Close your "form" tag:

Sample Form

Try it out: