> The ckeditor is pretty much limited to just changing the size, border and > justification. What else were you looking to do? ...Continue Reading

Hi Justin, Can you describe what kinds of picture handling capabilities Tiny MCE has? The ckeditor is pretty much limited to just changing the size, border and justification. I can't even get the image handles to respond and the image upload process is awkward. I don't want a full desktop publisher, but a more standard image handler would be welcome. Carl K ----- Original Message ----- From: "Justin J" To: "Dada Mail Developers" Sent: Monday, December 16, 2013 9:59 PM Subject: [dadadev] Tin ...Continue Reading

Hello everyone, I was playing around with getting the new FileManager working on all the supported WYSIWYG editors, but TinyMCE just wasn't wanting to play along. Noticed that there's a fancy new version out of Tiny MCE, and it seems pretty easy to implement in Dada Mail, so here I am, doing just that! All these different editors have their strengths and weaknesses - I didn't know if there's anything in TinyMCE 4 you'd hope/expect to see, when integrated in Dada Mail: plugins or abilities enabled by default - but d ...Continue Reading

Hello, Dada Mail 6.8.0 Beta 1 has been released. Download and Install: http://dadamailproject.com/support/documentation-6_8_0-beta1/install_dada_mail.pod.html Changelog: 6.8.0 Beta 1 Features Core5 Labs FileManager Support ------------------------------ Dada Mail now supports the Core5 FileManager, along with KCFinder. More information on FileManager: http://labs.corefive.com/projects/filemanager/ WYSIWYG Editors and File Browsers in Dada Mail: http://dadamailproject.com/d/features-wysiwyg_editors.pod.ht ...Continue Reading

Looking at the bullet points, here's how DM deals with things: > · A prominent link in the body of an email leading users to a page confirming his or her unsubscription (no input from the user, other than confirmation, should be required). This is probably going to be the unsubscribe link, > · By replying to your email with an unsubscribe request. DM doesn't have this ability - it's not impossible to do, but it's just not implemented. My personal TODO list is long (an ...Continue Reading

Untitled Document Hello list/Justin I have problems for mails coming on spamlist (specally gmail.com mailaddresses). Now I see these are Google rules: ·              A prominent link in the body of an email leading users to a page confirming his or her unsubscription (no input from the user, other than confirmation, should be required). ·              By replyin ...Continue Reading

Hello everyone - I've been working on a few different features in Dada Mail - I'll release a beta, when there's something to really show. For now, you can check out the following branches: Feature: Private Mailing Lists https://github.com/justingit/dada-mail/tree/features-private_mailing_lists This branch has the long-awaited, "Private Mailing Lists" feature. In a nutshell, "Private Lists" are going to be nothing but lists that do not need the unsubscription link present, and "Unsubscripti ...Continue Reading

Hello Everyone, v6.7.2 has been released. Download and Install: http://dadamailproject.com/support/documentation-6_7_2/install_dada_mail.pod.html Changelog: Summary 6.7.2 This release is primarily a bugfix release. This release also brings back the option to enable/disable tracking clickthroughs for email address links (mailt:someone@PROTECTED), which was added in v6.3.0, and then mysteriously disappeared. The default is to disable clickthrough tracking for these types of links. Bugfixes 6.7.2 "Send a M ...Continue Reading

Is there an easy way to protect a directory by checking to see if an email is on the list without requiring a password? I'd like to put this minimal firewall up between the user and the content, but I don't want them to have to set up a profile and use a password. Untitled Document Warm regards, Mary Ann Post: mailto:dadadev@PROTECTED Unsubscribe » ...Continue Reading

On Oct 23, 2013, at 1:26 PM, Carl Kuczun wrote: > I want the "mailto:" link to be used whether I include a subject or not. Anyone know what is happening here? Basically one looks like a URL to the URL parser, one doesn't. Parsing mailto: links to add clickthrough tracking (or rather to NOT) was a feature I had put into Dada Mail, https://github.com/justingit/dada-mail/tree/features-tracker_mailto_prefs but it doesn't look like it ever hit the master branch, so it's a bit orphaned at the moment. I'l ...Continue Reading