On Nov 30, 2012, at 1:01 PM, Moshe Katz wrote: > Hey Justin, > > Check out this one: > http://jejacks0n.github.com/mercury/ > It may be overkill for a simple email editor ... but maybe not. It is designed for use with Ruby on Rails, but it does work for PHP, Perl, Python, or any other language. Neat. Bookmarked. ...Continue Reading

Hey Justin,Check out this one:http://jejacks0n.github.com/mercury/It may be overkill for a simple email editor ... but maybe not.  It is designed for use with Ruby on Rails, but it does work for PHP, Perl, Python, or any other language. Or this one:http://www.aloha-editor.org/By the way, CKeditor /does/ support inline editing officially now.  See: http://ckeditor.com/demo#inlineAny of these editors that can do inline editing of blocks on the page could provide this feature. I know that you already us ...Continue Reading

On Nov 30, 2012, at 12:59 PM, Thu Pham wrote: > hi Justin, thank you for your fast reponse. but it seems your code does not work. ... > when i try to send, it occur server problem: > Yikes! App/Server Problem! The error FAQ does explain how to retrieve the actual error for debugging: http://dadamailproject.com/support/documentation-5_2_1/FAQ-errors.pod.html#program_error_messages___yikes__app_server_problem_ ...Continue Reading

hi Justin, thank you for your fast reponse. but it seems your code does not work. i find somewhere in the send.pm to put the code:my %fields = ();        if($self->im_mass_sending == 1){             %fields = %param_headers;        }        else {                %fields = (                                &nb ...Continue Reading

On Nov 30, 2012, at 10:37 AM, Michael Sagaser wrote: > Everywhere there is an edit string, the user can click in that > portion and begin adding content - they just can't alter the structure of the > box in which they are typing. The IF statements are used to help personalize the > emails. That's pretty neat. I should probably be less than lazy and do this myself, but I'm curious: is the whole template in an editor window, with certain parts, "locked" out, or, is the whole document just on the p ...Continue Reading

I'm interested in this idea, although I'm a little unclear on just what the Sender: header does, and how to set it, myself. I'm also surprised that Dada Mail doesn't set a Sender: header, it is so important, but again, I'd like to fully understand what it's used for - and maybe figure out if I made the conscious decision to NOT have it set. Anyways to your question: > i want the sender to be abc=efg.com@PROTECTED. does anyone know how to achieve this? thank you. Thu Pham Do you mean VERP encoding? http://cr ...Continue Reading

I try to add "sender" in email header to lower the posibility of email being considered spam. I do not know any cgi or php, just view the file /DADA/Mail/Send.pm and after tens of trying, find below solution: After_ $gh{From} = $fm->format_phrase_address($from_phrase, $from_address);_ in the file /DADA/Mail/Send.pm, I add below two lines:_my $sender = $self->{ls}->param('admin_email');__$gh{Sender} = $fm->format_phrase_address($ln, $sender);_ __in the email sent out, there is a sender now which i ...Continue Reading

Justin, Mailchimp's edit tags help separate the content from the structure of the template. That way, anyone that wants to can add content without mucking around in the HTML of the template. You are right that it is in some way tied to their content editor. Everywhere there is an edit string, the user can click in that portion and begin adding content - they just can't alter the structure of the box in which they are typing. The IF statements are used to help personalize the emails. Michael Sagaser CISSP, Security+, ...Continue Reading

Here's a whole bunch: https://github.com/mailchimp/Email-Blueprints It would be *fairly* trivial to translate these from MailChimp-specific templates to Dada Mail-specific templates. You can kind of see how MailChimp-style template tags work - here's their unsub tag: *|UNSUB|* Just replace that with Dada Mail's unsub tag: We could literally run these template tags through a simple perl script and spit out Dada Mail-specific templates. There's a few tags that I'm really not familiar with, like: *|IF:REWARDS| ...Continue Reading

 Does anyone know of some HTML email templates that can be pasted into a DadaMail HTML email send that would give the email some nice looking HTML formatting, like a newsletter, where you would only need to change the relevant text? Is there any reason NOT to send emails this way? Before I start creating some, I thought I'd see if anyone else is doing this.   Carl   ...Continue Reading