I also forgot to mention that the subscription forms in Dada Mail are now, "smart" enough to know that if you're logged in and if you are, it'll fill out your email address for you and not show you the subscriber fields (so you don't have to feel the need to fill those out, yet again). It's quite a nice little touch, ...Continue Reading

Hello everyone, I just pushed into git some really nice changes: * That, "One Outstanding Issue", that I wrote about last time has been figured out rather eloquently, so that show stopper is gone * I've implemented the feature of having the public archives only viewable if you're a subscriber to a list! Yay! * I've also implemented the idea of skipping the confirmation process if you already have a registered profile in Dada Mail! That should make subscriptions a little less annoying to make in mu ...Continue Reading

Hello Everyone, Sorry for being so tight-lipped about the Subscriber Profile Feature - I thought I'd give a little update: * As I should have guessed, getting the code that has to deal with the subscriber fields all straightened out took a Long Time, but I really do think it's worth it, if not just for maintainability. It's simple, easy code. * The session stuff - registering a profile, activating the profile, logging in, out, reseting a password was pretty easy and is mostly fleshed out * I'm still wor ...Continue Reading

> Is there a way to create a subscription/unsubscribe form that > contains a drop down menu so a user can subscribe/unsubscribe to any > of the lists if there are multiples? Sure - the easiest thing may be to just copy the HTML for that you see on the default screen of your Dada Mail, which uses a drop down menu to do just that, ...Continue Reading

The subscription form html sample in Dada Admin is for the specific list to which I am logged in. Is there a way to create a subscription/unsubscribe form that contains a drop down menu so a user can subscribe/unsubscribe to any of the lists if there are multiples? ...Continue Reading

At 6:30 PM -0500 1/22/09, Justin J wrote: >>On Jan 22, 2009, at 2:19 PM, Alex Judd wrote: >> >>One tad annoying thing is that these test emails then show up in >>the Clickthrough Tracker, so you end up with x number of dated text >>campaigns (of the format YYYYMMDDHHMMSS) in between each real >>campaign which makes it hard to read the stats on successive >>campaigns. > > >Yeah, that's annoying, I don't quite know what to do about that, >since perhaps you're sen ...Continue Reading

> On Jan 22, 2009, at 2:19 PM, Alex Judd wrote: > > One tad annoying thing is that these test emails then show up in the > Clickthrough Tracker, so you end up with x number of dated text > campaigns (of the format YYYYMMDDHHMMSS) in between each real > campaign which makes it hard to read the stats on successive > campaigns. Yeah, that's annoying, I don't quite know what to do about that, since perhaps you're sending a test message to test the clickthrough links and when they're clicke ...Continue Reading

On Jan 22, 2009, at 6:11 AM, benjamin wrote: > hello. > > eveything seems to be functioning with the badabridge and my cron > jobs are now functioning fine, though there seems to be a problem in > my configuration which i cant figure, the return says the program > can't locate the config.pm - though it seems if that were true then > the rest of the program would also not function ? > > the return is below, any clues would be most gratefully received. > > What's cronjob look lik ...Continue Reading

Ken - what a great work around.  It's even better than what was asked for.  The advantage to your solution is that you don't need to re-enter the test email addresses each time.  Thanks for the tip.  I will be using it.  Just remember to prefix the subscriber field with an "_" so it doesn't become public.   Carl K ----- Original Message ----- *From:* Ken Dow *To:* Dada Mail Developers Subscriber *Sent:* Thursday, January 22, 2009 4:41 PM *Subject:* [dadadev] ...Continue Reading

I'm not Justin, but here's what I do regarding this bit:Also (a sneaky feature requets if there ever was one...) is there any easy way to support having multiple email addresses in the Test Email field on the Send Email page, so that rather than having to submit 5 tests to all relevant parties, we can just put them in and do in one go?First, include a subscriber field called _purpose. Next, add all test accounts (various Web mail packages, Outlook, Mail, etc.) to the list with "test" in the _purpose field. Wh ...Continue Reading