September 5th 2013 PDT
Hi Justin, I'm interested to join. Thanks, Onny -----Original Message----- From: Justin J [mailto:justin@PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2013 3:24 AM To: Dada Mail Developers Subject: [dadadev] Affiliate Software? Anyone Interesting in, uh, becoming one? Hey Everyone, I'm considering setting up an affiliate program for Pro Dada purchases, and/or installs. Has anyone had any experience on any packages available? To start out, I just need to be able to give out affiliate links, track those when things ar ...Continue Reading
September 4th 2013 PDT
I use amember:http://www.amember.com/p/I don't use the feature, but I believe it also comes with support desk functionality. Untitled Document Warm regards, Mary Ann On Sep 4, 2013, at 3:24 PM, Justin J wrote:Hey Everyone, I'm considering setting up an affiliate program for Pro Dada purchases, and/or installs. Has anyone had any experience on any packages available? To start out, I just need to be able to give out affiliate links, track those when things are purchased, and make payouts. Post: mailto:d ...Continue Reading
September 4th 2013 PDT
Hey Everyone, I'm considering setting up an affiliate program for Pro Dada purchases, and/or installs. Has anyone had any experience on any packages available? To start out, I just need to be able to give out affiliate links, track those when things are purchased, and make payouts. Would there be anyone interested in joining something like this? ...Continue Reading
September 4th 2013 PDT
Included with the v6.6.0 release is a, "new" experimental RESTful API - it's VERY simple, but I think it may come in handy. The docs for it, are here, http://dadamailproject.com/d/COOKBOOK-subscriptions.pod.html#restful_api along with example scripts - I would LOVE it if anyone could whip another client example up in: * Ruby * PHP * Python * (whatever) to complement the JavaScript/jQuery and Perl examples. Dada Mail also has its own demo of it, that you can check out on your own Dada Mail, as wel ...Continue Reading
September 4th 2013 PDT
On Sep 4, 2013, at 9:51 AM, Gerald Fox wrote: > What would be really useful (and more aesthetically pleasing) would be a way > for the archive summary page to display something like this - a sort of > table of contents: Yeah, totally doable - there's a few things on CPAN that can help out on doing that, https://metacpan.org/module/FVULTO/HTML-Toc-1.12/Toc.pod https://metacpan.org/module/HTML::GenToc I agree, it'd be useful for simple formatted messages - it's gonna not work out for fancier done-up layout ...Continue Reading
September 4th 2013 PDT
> Yeah - you just described the opening and signature marks/comments. I had no idea the and tags could be moved around as much as I now have them! The archive summary now looks a lot more interesting. Thanks. I don't know about others, but my newsletter usually has 4 or 5 topic headings. What it now shows is the first few lines of the body of the newsletter - a lot better than I had it! What would be really useful (and more aesthetically pleasing) would be a way for the archive summary page to display someth ...Continue Reading
September 4th 2013 PDT
[*] Download and Install: http://dadamailproject.com/support/documentation-6_6_0/install_dada_mail.pod.html [*] Changelog: http://dadamailproject.com/support/documentation-6_6_0/changes_6_x.pod.html#6_6_0 Summary 6.6.0 This release of Dada Mail focuses on three main features: [*] Sending Error Detection and Reporting [*] Redesigned Membership Admin Screen [*] New RESTful API for Subscriptions Features Mass Mailing Enhancements: Sending Error Detection and Reporting Dada Mail has enhanced its ...Continue Reading
September 4th 2013 PDT
On Sep 3, 2013, at 11:09 PM, Gerald Fox wrote: > I could do without the text beign displayed. It’s the usual stuff at the top of the newsletter … “if the newsletter doesn’t render properly in your browser etc.” … and, by its nature , it’s always the same. It doesn’t add anything helpful to a visitor arriving at the public archive page. > > Would it be possible, under Message Archives | Advanced Options | Archive Organization to add a check box that would regulate whether the first few lines of text at th ...Continue Reading
September 4th 2013 PDT
I was looking at my public archive page (I’m not sure that anyone else does!) and noticed that it’s repetitive. It’s in the format: My Newletter Archives DadaMail >> My Newsletter >> Archives My Newsletter Send [Date] Text My Newsletter Send [Date] Text I could do without the text beign displayed. It’s the usual stuff at the top of the newsletter … “if the newsletter doesn’t render properly in your browser etc.” … and, by its nature , it’s always the same. It doesn’t add anything helpful to ...Continue Reading
September 3rd 2013 PDT
On Sep 3, 2013, at 11:19 AM, AJ Fasano wrote: >> Pop it up on Github, > You Git people. :) I suppose it is about time I moved from SVN to Git. I > am just not as well versed on Git and am a tad uncomfortable. Should I do > something wrong and some poor soul tries to use it and gets all messed up, I > would feel quite bad. Although, I assume the branching and such is basically > the same. What's nice about it, is you could branch my repo, make your changes, and have that available for people ...Continue Reading
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