On Tue, Dec 04, 2007 at 03:23:43PM -0700, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) wrote: > The "Plain Text - HTML version will be created" was sort of an idea on > making an HTML email, without HTML knowledge. If you want that, use > the FCKeditor - it'll do what you want and gobs more. I have no idea > why you'd want to use the, "Plain Text - HTML tags stripped", feature. Justin, These all sound great. I'm particularly keen on having an HTML Editor be pluggable so that I could use TinyMCE[1] ...Continue Reading

It all sounds good, especially that last bit about hooking up from an outside form.  I have a client with so little computer knowledge that even logging in to the control panel is beyond him.  I now have a form that I built that uses send_dada_mail.pl which the client can get to.  If I can hook into the current system, it will be much easier to work with this client. On 12/5/07, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni)* <dada@PROTECTED > wrote: Um,The, "Send a List Message" screen is in dire need of ...Continue Reading

Hi Justin: All of these ideas sound great. Simplify. I would vote to incorporate the features of the scheduler into the main sending window and do away with that as a separate plugin. One complaint that I hear about the sending process is that there is no way to save work between sessions. So if you are designing an HTML email and you need to get approval before sending, you are forced to either leave the browser window open or save the plain text and HTML parts out to a separate text file on your hard drive. The w ...Continue Reading

Um, The, "Send a List Message" screen is in dire need of redesign. The design hasn't changed much since 2.0, released a million years ago and things have just been tacked on. I'm wondering if anyone can give me a good idea on how people are using this screen and what gets in their way and what feels clumsy? Some ideas I had: - Get rid of the, "Simple" and "Advanced" screens. It makes things messy in the code and the different layouts get confusing. - Separate the various form ...Continue Reading

Hey everyone, I'm working on finally getting support for being able to tweak the Subject (easily) of the subscription confirmation, subscription successful (etc) email messages via the list control panel. Currently, you can customize the body, but not the subject. Which is strange. Figuring out the best way to do this correctly, I cobbled together support for the current email templating system into the headers! This means you can have the "To:" header set like this: To: "[first_name] [last_ ...Continue Reading

Ha. Well, there's a problem with the unsubscription stuff in the new alpha - no matter how much testing I do, something wiggles through. The real problem is I have the alpha running on mojo.skazat.com and emailed an announcement *about* the new alpha and now I have angry people... Anyways, *know* about that problem, if you are thinking of installing the new alpha (I'll release a fix soon). In the meantime, here are the problem files and what to replace them, with: dada/DADA/App/Subscriptions.pm -> ht ...Continue Reading

Hey everyone, I finally got a new alpha out - 2.11 Alpha 8. This development version indeed includes support for arbitrary subscriber fields. Hazzah! A version of Dada Mail with this feature enabled has been vaporware forever, until today, so give it a try and let me know how it works. If you wanna see it, "in the wild", I'm using it for my artsy site at: http://justinsimoni.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi I like sending things like postcards through the post, so having both my email and snail mail su ...Continue Reading

On Nov 20, 2007, at 5:21 PM, Mariano Absatz wrote: > > No wonder my own address is in Justin's examples... I've been > repeatedly unsubscribed from this list from who knows where (I *do* > know I didn't unsubscribe and I *did* get the messages informing me I > was unsubscribed). Yup - this'll basically stop that from happening - even though I'm scoobied as to *why* it's happening. ...Continue Reading

And 4 days late in the thread... I'm fine with the proposal that double-opt-out cannot be circumvented, given that it's at the list owner discretion to enable it. No wonder my own address is in Justin's examples... I've been repeatedly unsubscribed from this list from who knows where (I *do* know I didn't unsubscribe and I *did* get the messages informing me I was unsubscribed). Regards. ...Continue Reading

On Nov 16, 2007, at 6:31 PM, Rob Taylor wrote: > Thanks for giving us a voice in the development process. Can't wait > to start kicking the tires The more voices, the better. The program is going to get a big boost in popularity and is also going to be used in ways it hasn't before in a really really short time. I'm going to need a whole lot of feedback real soon I'll try to get a release out as soon as I can't find anything show stopping. Right now, I'm still wrangling with dragons. Which is stressful ...Continue Reading