> Secondly, I don't really think you want to run Dada Mail on a desktop > computer - access to Dada Mail to subscribe/unsubscribe could be spotty. > Mail sent from an IP from a cable internet or DSL is gonna be, oh, > automatically black listed. Thanks Justin. The more I thought about running Dada Mail from a PC, the more I realized there are too many gotchas - as you point out. Carl K. ...Continue Reading

On Apr 23, 2010, at 4:20 PM, Justin J wrote: > If I do so, does it look alright (basically the same as before) For Firefox/Opera/Safari on your computer? Ugh. I'll answer my own question: It looks *really* bad, without having it IE-specific. I think I'd rather link to a new IE-specific stylesheet, instead of having it inline. What a headache! :) ...Continue Reading

Frans, I'd hate to use the, tags to put in an inline stylesheet. If possible, I'd like to just put these styles you've given me in the stylesheet, itself. If I do so, does it look alright (basically the same as before) For Firefox/Opera/Safari on your computer? ...Continue Reading

I try it once in a while on Windows, although I have not tried in about a year. I use ActivePerl and Apache (but not mod_perl) on Windows. I generally have the most trouble with nph-* It seems that windows requires all the scripts to be renamed nph-* and last time I checked the scrpits would mostly run but there were problems in a few places with hard-coded paths. Sending mailings is spotty, but may work if you set dada not to use batches. On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 4:47 PM, Justin J wrote: > > On Apr 23, 2010, at ...Continue Reading

On Apr 23, 2010, at 2:34 PM, Carl G. Kuczun wrote: > > One of my Dada Mail email recipients likes Dada Mail so much he wants to use it himself. My Dada Mail is installed on my Internet host server. Can Dada Mail be installed on a PC using a Perl interpreter? First, Dada Mail doesn't run on Windows, so that's out of the picture. The problem is that mass mailings are "forked" to create a new process. I don't think Windows does this very Unix-centric thing. It's mostly threads over there. http://perld ...Continue Reading

One of my Dada Mail email recipients likes Dada Mail so much he wants to use it himself. My Dada Mail is installed on my Internet host server. Can Dada Mail be installed on a PC using a Perl interpreter?   Carl K. Post: mailto:[list_settings.discussion_pop_email] Unsubscribe: https://dadamailproject.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/u/dadadev/example/example.com/ List Information: [PROGRAM_URL]/list/[list_settings.list] Archive: [PROGRAM_URL]/archive/[list_settings.list] Developer Info: h ...Continue Reading

Hi Justin,Hereby the requested screenshots, see http://github.com/justingit/dada-mail/issues#issue/40Is there a way to add file attachments to these git issues? Frans/Before://After:/ Post: mailto:[list_settings.discussion_pop_email] Unsubscribe: https://dadamailproject.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/u/dadadev/example/example.com/ List Information: [PROGRAM_URL]/list/[list_settings.list] Archive: [PROGRAM_URL]/archive/[list_settings.list] Developer Info: http://dev.dadamailproject.com ...Continue Reading

On Apr 9, 2010, at 10:50 AM, Carl G. Kuczun wrote: > 1) When I try to insert a picture into an email, I get an error message: > "This file uploaded is disabled. Please check the > "editor\filemanager\connectors\php\config.php file" > I am using the fckeditor and I looked at it's config.php and didn't see any > place to enable uploads. How do I do that? Yup - check out the instructions on getting the uploader working correctly: http://dadamailproject.com/support/documentation-4_0_4/FAQ- ...Continue Reading

Two related questions: 1) When I try to insert a picture into an email, I get an error message: "This file uploaded is disabled. Please check the "editor\filemanager\connectors\php\config.php file" I am using the fckeditor and I looked at it's config.php and didn't see any place to enable uploads. How do I do that? 2) Is there a way to include a picture/clipart in an email that is not trapped by the email client security option that blocks images and external content in HTML emails? When I paste an ...Continue Reading

I have enabled the "Apply the list template to HTML email messages" option, but the right-justified subjects are always overlaping the logo on the left. In regular DadaMail windows, if you shrink the browser window, if the title is wider than the window width, it will eventually overlap the logo. I edited the default_css.css and copied it to \.dada_files\.templates\ adding the margin-left to make it wrap before my logo and changed the padding-top to allow it to wrap on two lines. Is there a way to do t ...Continue Reading