Justin - I was able to download the code from github com, but I had to use the Firefox browser The Microsoft Internet Explorer wouldn't do anything when the download button was clicked Not the first time MSIE doesn't play well with others

Can this be installed over Dada Pro, or do you need to provide a separate link for that?

Carl K

----- Original Message ----- From: "Justin J" justin@PROTECTED To: "Dada Mail Developers Subscriber" ckuczun@PROTECTED Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2008 2:56 AM Subject: [dadadev] Re: dadadev {Spam?} Re: FW: Wish List Feature

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Thank you for the code snippets below It looks exactly like what I am looking for Can you be more specific where these should be put?

The changes are for a pretty old version of Dada Mail - the API has changed enough where you wouldn't be able to apply them to anything made in the 3 x series

But!

But, I took a little time and made it a feature in the dev version of Dada Mail, and (I think) through the power of Git, you can grab it from the download link at:

http://github com/justingit/dada-mail/commit/af94a118aca387a1c290be908f96e9d5d847d19a

Which is pretty cool

-- Justin J

Dada Mail - Write Once: Distribute Everywhere Software url: http://dadamailproject com

Demo: http://demo dadamailproject com

Seen Dada Mail 3? http://dadamailproject com/features/3_0/

On Dec 10, 2008, at 10:09 PM, Carl G Kuczun wrote:

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Hi Frans,

Thank you for the code snippets below It looks exactly like what I am looking for Can you be more specific where these should be put?

Carl K ----- Original Message ----- From: Frans Gouverne To: Dada Mail Developers Subscriber Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2008 4:16 AM Subject: dadadev {Spam?} Re: FW: Wish List Feature Request for this feature has been showing up several times the last few years I already implemented this feature myself because my users of dada are non-technical guys and they are using 3 different kind of lists (discussion, anounce only, hiddden) They have really no idea how to change all options to meet a specific list so that's why such a feature is great to have Below a snapshot of my solution (based on version 2 10 as you can see) By default, the default options from the config file are being used It does not cause confusion this way in my experience

The two code snippets for v2 10 (first for creating the select box, second for copying the LIST_SETUP_DEFAULTS) :

sub new_list:

my $configuration_lists; my @lists = available_lists(); my %labels = ('default' => 'default list');

$labels{$} = $ foreach @lists;

$configuration_lists = $q->popup_menu( -values => ['default',@lists], -labels => {%labels}, -default => 'default', -name => 'configuration_lists', );

and:

if($q->param('configuration_lists') ne 'default'){ my $ls_conf = DADA::MailingList::Settings->new(-List => $q-

param('configuration_lists')); $ls_conf = $ls_conf->get; foreach my $setup (keys %LIST_SETUP_DEFAULTS) { $new_info{"$setup"} = $ls_conf->{$setup}; } }

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