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#13 2020-10-28 10:26:31
- ibadullah
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- From: Kabul, Afghanistan
- Registered: 2017-09-16
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Re: Converting plugins to mysqli
Thank you very much Bloke Developer,
i will wait for the newly created textpattern newsletter plugin impatiently, how much time it will take?
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Re: Converting plugins to mysqli
Bloke wrote #326464:
I haven’t looked at the ‘direct send’ feature yet though. Not sure if anyone uses that.
I never understood that one, so I did not:)
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Re: Converting plugins to mysqli
Anyone who wants to follow along with my attempts to get mem_postmaster limping along on new Textpattern versions is welcome to join the fun. This is only for legacy installations of bab_postmaster/mem_postmaster and does not aim to revolutionise the process.
smd_newsletter – currently under wraps and unlikely to hit the shelves before Txp 4.9.0 due to its reliance on core SMTP delivery – will take subscription management in radical new directions for Txp.
The smd plugin menagerie — for when you need one more gribble of power from Textpattern. Bleeding-edge code available on GitHub.
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