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UPDATE Nov. 1, 2006:
Notice: Unless there is interest enough to update NM, the successor to this project is Postmaster, found here.
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Version 0.3 remains a TEST for now — please don’t move over to this until we’ve: 1) tested it more thoroughly, 2) resolved any bugs, 3) refined the table structure and the language control and etc.
Get the plugin here: http://www.benbruce.com/txp/bab_newsletter_v_0.3d.txt
This latest upgrade [“v_0.3d”] fixes two bugs: the broken bab_subscribe issue and the multiple “Install Tables” links.
UPGRADING: Before you do anything, copy your list of email addresses somewhere. Then you should “Drop” the table called “txp_subscribers” from your database, using either the Database Manager plugin, phpMyAdmin or some other mysql tool. You can leave your txp_nlprefs database alone. When you click on the “newsletter” tab, you will see the “Install Tables” link. Click this link to install the new “txp_subscribers” table — the script will leave your “txp_nlprefs” table alone.
See the help documentation for more [I’m a copy editor, so please post any mistakes in the doc in here as well].
Please note that this is a solution for smaller lists. Sencer says, “Depending on the host and configuration, it’s possible that it starts making trouble when reaching 50-100 adresses … keep this in mind with regards to people’s expectations.” Bumping this up is a priority, but if you need something more robust, try this. Bulk mail capability is coming — I’ve already emailed over 4,000 emails at a time with this plugin.
Please use this forum thread to post bugs, modifications and requests. I don’t have tons of time so if anyone can help anyone else out, please do, and we’ll edit this top post with new versions as they come along.
There is also a new plugin, the Email-on-Post Manager.
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Hey,
This is my first post — figured I better come to the introductions bearing a plugin.
The Newsletter Manager adds a newsletter admin to your TXP admin [a new tab under “content”], and adds several new tags for use on the Web site.
It features:
Enjoy!
– BenLast edited by benbruce (2006-11-02 01:15:14)
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Can’t wait to try this out. I am currently running php lists on 2 sites and it’s way too bloated for what we need. Does this use dada mail? Saw it on your site.
Thanks!
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Are you kidding? This sounds like a super-plugin! Will try it in a few days when I have enough time. And welcome to Textpattern.
Last edited by skoggy (2006-01-13 22:25:18)
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Skoggy, thanks for the welcome.
Soulship, it’s not based on Dada Mail — DM is written in Perl, but it’s an awesome script and I use it because I need some of the special features it’s got.
This was written in response to folks asking for newsletter script that asks for less investment than, say, PHPlist, and that plugs right into their TXP installation.
Last edited by benbruce (2006-01-14 07:52:50)
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One thing. Couldn´t help testing it :)
Language “control”, have you thought about that? Or do I have to hardcode the messages myself (like You’ve successfully subscribed and the title of subscription form)?
Or maybe use a form to write messages once submitted.
Edit: While testing I also noticed that swedish characters like å ä ö becomes ? in newsletter.
Edit 2: Besides that everything seems to work right out of the box.
Wonderful plugin!
Last edited by skoggy (2006-01-13 23:20:47)
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Skoggy,
For now, it’s hardcoded. I didn’t think about that. But that’s definitely something that should be customizable — I wanted to make it so that on the frontend, it can look how you want. That can be added to the Preferences down the road.
We’ll work out the Swedish character issue too.
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Thanks. I won´t push you, noticed that you don´t have tons of time and I know what that means.
edit: Like your music too :)
Last edited by skoggy (2006-01-14 00:08:51)
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Helluva first post, great work. I’ve been setting about using phplist myself. And this looks like it’ll be a whole lot easier.
Q:Can you do html or multi-part mime emails with this plugin?
Last edited by mrdale (2006-01-14 02:38:22)
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