On Jan 22, 2009, at 2:19 PM, Alex Judd wrote:

One tad annoying thing is that these test emails then show up in the
Clickthrough Tracker, so you end up with x number of dated text
campaigns (of the format YYYYMMDDHHMMSS) in between each real
campaign which makes it hard to read the stats on successive
campaigns

Yeah, that's annoying, I don't quite know what to do about that, since
perhaps you're sending a test message to test the clickthrough links
and when they're clicked, they'll add an entry in the clickthrough
tracker It's probably time to rethink that plugin a bit

Also (a sneaky feature requets if there ever was one ) is there
any easy way to support having multiple email addresses in the Test
Email field on the Send Email page, so that rather than having to
submit 5 tests to all relevant parties, we can just put them in and
do in one go?

I like Carl's idea a whole lot :)

Does anyone else think it might be nice to have a "Super Admin"
account which can go in and monitor all campaigns currently
sending in one window?

At present I can monitor all campaigns within my list, but not
across all lists in my server so if we are running different lists
we have to logout, login, logout, login to view the different list
progresses

I do :)

It is quite annoying The burden really is that the list
administration control panel thingy is list-centric and sneaking in
features for ALL lists, is always awkward

Something soon has to be done about that, because it's dragging the
program down Another example is the global configuration - why the
heck can't that be changed via some sort of web-based control panel?
That's silly

I'm kind of hoping that once I get the current fundraiser projects
done, we can all brainstorm on the next ones :) (or, hey, branch out
the program and start plugging away!)

And just a quick note on that: development is going great - just with
the changes I've made, the program runs faster, is smaller in size and
is a whole lot less messy (and a lot more hackable) and I have a great
base to now add some fun features, without hating myself And all the
tests still pass, so we're on a good ground to build up

BTW the 3 0 2 database connections behave much more nicely than the
3 0 0 ones so would strongly suggest anyone using 3 0 0 with any
database to upgrade

You can say that again Running just one of the test files, there were
345 connections made to the DB server - granted it's a stress test
type of thing, but with the changes made with 3 0 2, that amount of
connections turns into about 2 or 3 I noticed it because I had turned
off the optimizations for the SQLite test - thinking it wasn't
compatible On a lark, I flipped the optimization backed on and the
tests ran perfectly Whew!