By the way, I don't know if you use a 'showcase' type page to show examples of your script but I've implemented the ajax form on my site and it looks great (from your template) http://www.hillaryproject.com/ Scroll to 'newsletter' -----Original Message----- From: JT Thompson [mailto:j.thompson@PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 11:13 PM To: dadadev@PROTECTED Subject: [dadadev] Re: Question regarding scheduled messages FYI I found out what the problem was here. I installed something called 'bad behavio ...Continue Reading

FYI I found out what the problem was here. I installed something called 'bad behavior' which is a spam plugin for the system. It was recognizing the mailing software as a spam hit and refused the connection. I whitelisted it and it's fine now. -----Original Message----- From: JT Thompson [mailto:j.thompson@PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 6:20 PM To: dadadev@PROTECTED Subject: [dadadev] Re: Question regarding scheduled messages Any thoughts? -----Original Message----- From: JT Thompson [mailto:j.thomp ...Continue Reading

Any thoughts? -----Original Message----- From: JT Thompson [mailto:j.thompson@PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2007 11:46 AM To: dadadev@PROTECTED Subject: [dadadev] Re: Question regarding scheduled messages Ahh, ok I gotcha. Here's the error it kicks out [Tue Sep 4 11:43:33 2007] scheduled_mailings.pl: multipart/mixed with no parts?! Something is screwy.... at ..//DADA/App/FormatMessages.pm line 524. Doesn't give me much to track down though. Where would I look for the multipart/text/html designation? -- ...Continue Reading

Ahh, ok I gotcha. Here's the error it kicks out [Tue Sep 4 11:43:33 2007] scheduled_mailings.pl: multipart/mixed with no parts?! Something is screwy.... at ..//DADA/App/FormatMessages.pm line 524. Doesn't give me much to track down though. Where would I look for the multipart/text/html designation? -----Original Message----- From: Justin Simoni [mailto:justin@PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2007 11:25 AM To: dadadev@PROTECTED Subject: [dadadev] Re: Question regarding scheduled messages > Not sure what yo ...Continue Reading

> Not sure what you mean about logs. Error logs. Set them up in the Config.pm under, $PROGRAM_ERROR_LOG. They usually will say something interesting. Justin On Sep 4, 2007, at 3:23 AM, JT Thompson wrote: > > Thanks for the response. > > Just for clarification, the other domain I can send from is also on > the same > server. I own the hosting company so I manage the server too. > There's no > resource restrictions on these domains. There's only a handful of > domains on > the ...Continue Reading

Thanks for the response. Just for clarification, the other domain I can send from is also on the same server. I own the hosting company so I manage the server too. There's no resource restrictions on these domains. There's only a handful of domains on the machine. It's my personal server. Not sure what you mean about logs. They show clear. I don't see any errors. If this isn't the logging you're referring to let me know. [Tue Sep 4 04:19:04 2007] project_daily 206.255.63.46 Message pid: 15014 Subject:Hi ...Continue Reading

On Sep 3, 2007, at 3:58 AM, JT Thompson wrote: > Now, here�s the strange part. This ONLY happens if the URL it > fetches is the same domain as the script is installed. If I specify > another URL on a different domain it works just fine. It also does > not work if I use one of my site aliases. Sometimes this happens, if the web server is configured not to accept requests from the server it's also running on. I believe it's to prevent an infinite loop. Although if this works: > If I back out of ...Continue Reading

I purchased the dada pro version so I’d have access to the scheduled mailings. I have 3 lists. One is a typical newsletter. The others are digests from my site (it’s a news site). They both send a special page that holds the data that I want sent. I tested the scheduled mailings with a command line –test and it ran fine. I also see where when I manually ran the schedule it tells me it’s sent. I also receive the email, and the results. But there is nothing in the email. It’s an html page. When this happens I go back to ...Continue Reading

On Aug 28, 2007, at 1:11 PM, Mariano Absatz wrote: > How's this going, Justin?... I see: > "This site has exceeded its bandwidth quota. Please try again later." > again going to http://mojo.skazat.com/ :-( > > ~~~I see dead people~~~ :-P On site 2 of three - the skazat.com sites will be the last ones to go. My host just switched from using home-brew stuff to Cpanel and are experiencing some growing pains. Believe me, I'm so much looking forward to getting some more 'width. The mirror is ...Continue Reading

On Aug 27, 2007, at 12:35 PM, Mariano Absatz wrote: > Thanx, Justin.... it worked OK... actually, I did it a little more > elegantly (within the same 'if' that was already there). Thanks! The code looks good. I'm actually trying to get away from statements like this: do_this() if that(); In favor of a bit more verbose: if(that()){ do_this(); } As per the Perl Best Practices Book suggestion (pg 93!). I can't *really* believe this, but there's no tests in the suite concerning this bug - the characteristi ...Continue Reading