October 15th 2007 PDT
On Oct 15, 2007, at 3:15 AM, Frans Gouverne wrote: > > Will it already include "personalized" emails? > That is, automatically injecting one or more of the multiple fields > into the send email? Yes. In fact, it's already working, so you can say: Dear [first_name] I see you like, [favorite_pet]! I like [favorite_pet]s too! At the moment, You can't sent to just a part of your list, for example, you can't say (yet): "Hey, Dada, only send this message out to people who like, "Dogs& ...Continue Reading
October 15th 2007 PDT
Great! Can't wait for the release! Will it already include "personalized" emails? That is, automatically injecting one or more of the multiple fields into the send email? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dada Mail (Justin Simoni)" To: Sent: Monday, October 15, 2007 3:17 AM Subject: [dadadev] Multiple Fields Update #2 > > OK! > > Got Individual registration working, so people can subscribe themselves > with the multiple fields. > > I'll release an alpha soon, for people ...Continue Reading
October 15th 2007 PDT
Yea Justin!! This is the single biggest/best thing for the future of Dada Mail. Thank you for your efforts!! R -- // Rob Taylor \\ TD Media // http://www.tdmedia.com \\ 760.438.9393 -- > > OK! > > Got Individual registration working, so people can subscribe > themselves with the multiple fields. > > I'll release an alpha soon, for people to play with, once I tie up a > few things and have it working for Postgres and SQLite and get the > PlainText (default) backend working. It's easier tha ...Continue Reading
October 14th 2007 PDT
Very cool! Looking forward to it.On 10/14/07, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni)* <dada@PROTECTED> wrote: OK!Got Individual registration working, so people can subscribethemselves with the multiple fields.I'll release an alpha soon, for people to play with, once I tie up afew things and have it working for Postgres and SQLite and get the PlainText (default) backend working. It's easier than it sounds.Still have a whole lot of issues to fix- mostly replacing the ducttape and twine code that's in right now with well-tested ...Continue Reading
October 14th 2007 PDT
OK! Got Individual registration working, so people can subscribe themselves with the multiple fields. I'll release an alpha soon, for people to play with, once I tie up a few things and have it working for Postgres and SQLite and get the PlainText (default) backend working. It's easier than it sounds. Still have a whole lot of issues to fix- mostly replacing the duct tape and twine code that's in right now with well-tested code and a boat-load of UI stuff to make it easy to work with these new fields. Pl ...Continue Reading
October 13th 2007 PDT
On a whim, I put in Gravatar support for the Dada Mail discussion list archives. It basically puts a little icon of yourself on any message you post that's also associated with a Gravatar icon. Here's an example: http://mojo.skazat.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/archive/dadadev/ 20071012205501/ ...Continue Reading
October 12th 2007 PDT
Hello All, I got Multiple Fields support in Dada Mail bolted on. Currently, the SQL backends (and currently, that just means the MySQL flavor) can support an arbitrary amount of additional columns in the dada_subscribers table. This should make upgrading a breeze, since it's backwards compatible with any other Dada made in the last... 5 years or so. You can mass subscribe new subscribers via the list control panel, View the subscribers with the additional fields, And mass remove them, As well as edit thes ...Continue Reading
October 2nd 2007 PDT
Hey all, I'm currently finishing up the white list system and getting the old moderation system back into dada_bridge.pl and having it work nicely with the new moderation system. The White List is a list of addresses that are allowed subscribe to a mailing list - sort of the opposite of a blacklist. The old moderation system has been renamed, "Authorized Senders" - and it itself is a list of addresses that have access to send a message out to a discussion list, or an announce only list. These wi ...Continue Reading
September 27th 2007 PDT
Yesterday, I release 2.10.16 and 2.11 Alpha 7, here's the relative bits: 2.10.16 Download: 2.10.16 tar.gz distibution: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-2_10_16.tar.gz?download 2.10.16 zip distribution: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-2_10_16.zip?download Changelog: http://mojo.skazat.com/support/documentation-dada-2_10_16/ changes.pod.html#2_10_16_stable__released_9_25_07 2.11 Alpha 7 Download: 2.11 Alpha 7 tar.gz Distribution http://downloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-2_11_alp ...Continue Reading
September 18th 2007 PDT
I'm not a wizard at MySQL (or SQL in general) so let me know if these indexes look kosher: On Sep 11, 2007, at 9:20 AM, Mariano Absatz wrote: > On 9/11/07, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) wrote: >> CREATE TABLE dada_settings ( >> list varchar(16), >> setting varchar(64), >> value text >> ); > index on list, maybe... anyway, I don't think queries on this table > are that frequent and the table itself is s ...Continue Reading
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