On Aug 7, 2013, at 3:23 PM, AJ wrote: > Do you use an IDE and/or have integrated debugging, or any step through type of debugging suggestions? Not really - just a text editor and a ton of unit tests. The debugger for Perl is the... Perl debugger. http://perldoc.perl.org/perldebug.html > Also, why is the short name have such a small character limit and not allow '-' in it? It's just used as a simple identifier for things like URL's and for things in the DB. In your case, it looks like you're tying the sho ...Continue Reading

On Aug 7, 2013, at 2:28 PM, Bruce Harper wrote: > On Wed, Aug 7, 2013 at 4:01 PM, Justin wrote: > > On Aug 7, 2013, at 8:26 AM, Bruce Harper wrote: > > Pretty much our sole use of Dada Mail is through Scheduled Mailings, so if that plugin were to get a little bit of attention, it would be helpful. If nothing else, please move or add the link from the mailing configuration page back to the schedule index page. > > Wait, what's going on? > > Process when I need to stop a mailing (holiday, ...Continue Reading

On another note... and while you are watching... :) Justin, Do you use an IDE and/or have integrated debugging, or any step through type of debugging suggestions? I ask because I created a postfix recipe for the bridge so there was no need to create an individual mailbox and pipe command for each list. the inbound email for the list is @ Create a SQL virtual alias map that looks like: query = SELECT CONCAT(list, '@ internal-placeholder-domain.') FROM dada_settings WHERE setting='discussion_pop_email' AND value=' ...Continue Reading

I use it both ways. I have a webpage that updates based on PHP/MySQL that is sent daily on a repeating scheduled mailing, and I also use it for plugging in one-off mailings that go out within the month. Warm regards,Mary AnnOn Aug 7, 2013, at 4:29 PM, Bruce Harper wrote:I'm sort of surprised Scheduled Mailings is such a killer feature, so to just calm everyone down (I also get asked this, semi-frequently), the plugin won't be pulled, until a major release of Dada Mail (v7?). I would like to add a, "Schedule" ...Continue Reading

This is for a sports team and it's private. There are multiple lists for various purposes, and when I have to remove or add someone to/from multiple lists (a family joins or an employee quits, for example), I have to switch between all of the lists to be sure I got them all. That said, while I would be interested in the feature you mention, I really don't know anything about using amazon and how difficult it is to implement and maintain. As a non-profit booster club, we can't afford any added expense (see, I don't ...Continue Reading

On Wed, Aug 7, 2013 at 4:01 PM, Justin wrote:On Aug 7, 2013, at 8:26 AM, Bruce Harper <bharper@PROTECTED> wrote: > Pretty much our sole use of Dada Mail is through Scheduled Mailings, so if that plugin were to get a little bit of attention, it would be helpful. If nothing else, please move or add the link from the mailing configuration page back to the schedule index page. Wait, what's going on?Process when I need to stop a mailing (holiday, university break) is to go to the Scheduled Mailing screen, c ...Continue Reading

On Aug 7, 2013, at 2:25 PM, Justin J wrote: > Probably along the same lines, a Draft would also be saved when a test message is sent out. I could also get rid of the, "Open in a New Window" checkbox. That way, pressing, "Back", or revisiting the screen would always load up the saved draft. (Thinking to myself): along the same lines, why is the screen refreshed when a test message is sent out, anyways? Why not just have a little dialogue box that pops up, that says, "hey, test message is ...Continue Reading

On Aug 7, 2013, at 2:13 PM, "AJ" wrote: > > Not sure if this is relevant. > > I wrote an application that medical resident use to keep notes on their patients. They wanted a similar thing. What I did was use a jquery autosave library to take the form, asynchronously post it to a backend routine which serializes the data into a kind of draft object and stores it in the db with the patient identifier. Whoa - yeah, we'll def. do the, "Auto save in the background" song and dance. Good ...Continue Reading

Not sure if this is relevant. I wrote an application that medical resident use to keep notes on their patients. They wanted a similar thing. What I did was use a jquery autosave library to take the form, asynchronously post it to a backend routine which serializes the data into a kind of draft object and stores it in the db with the patient identifier. Then, if they get disconnected, or just leave the form, and don't save it, the next time they access the edit screen for that patient, the first thing the app does is ...Continue Reading

Thanks for everyone's feedback! Looks like, "Save as Draft" is the winner here. To address some of the questions/comments: On Aug 6, 2013, at 10:43 PM, H.E. Weenink | Aristo Advies & Internet wrote: > I vote for #1 (I now use the scheduled mailing as a workaround, but saving as a draft is better). > PS: Some suggestions/ideas on the draft: > - Use archived mailing as a draft for new mailing > - Use a draft as starter for a scheduled mailing > - Use a draft in more then 1 mailinglist (e ...Continue Reading