On Apr 30, 2007, at 3:54 AM, Frans Gouverne wrote: > I guess I can use send_dada_mail.pl also to send a web page from a > Perl script? Because many of my customers are using Dada to send a > newsletter. This newsletter is a HTML page which they can modify > with a CMS system. Something like: > > use MIME::Lite::HTML; > my $mailHTML = new MIME::Lite::HTML > IncludeType => 'cid', > From => "$in{'from'}", > To => "$in{'to'}", > Subject =&g ...Continue Reading

Hi Justin, I guess I can use send_dada_mail.pl also to send a web page from a Perl script? Because many of my customers are using Dada to send a newsletter. This newsletter is a HTML page which they can modify with a CMS system. Something like: use MIME::Lite::HTML; my $mailHTML = new MIME::Lite::HTML IncludeType => 'cid', From => "$in{'from'}", To => "$in{'to'}", Subject => "$in{'subject'}", my $HTMLContent = $mailHTML->parse($url); open( DADA, &qu ...Continue Reading

I have finally finished v1.0 of the Dada Mail Subscriptions Community Builder Plug-In for the Joomla Content Management System. You can download the plug-in from my website here. The extension has also been submitted to the Joomla Community Extensions website and is pending approval there. Note that this is the first of two Joomla extensions I plan to write this year. The next one will be a component that allows the Dada Mail archives to be browsed within a Joomla website. My purpose in writing these extensions is to ...Continue Reading

Hey everyone - two points: I just completed the rough rough rough draft of a new extension, called, send_dada_mail.pl, which is a small command line utility that will allow you to send a message to all your subscribers of a given list. It works much like the sendmail command (and with a slight massage) - you could even replace the calling of the sendmail command with this little script, if you were devilish to - for example, say you have a form to email script. Instead of sending the results to one pers ...Continue Reading

On Apr 23, 2007, at 2:15 AM, Frans Gouverne wrote: ...Continue Reading

On Apr 23, 2007, at 1:43 AM, Frans Gouverne wrote: > Great, it works as expected indeed! > > By the way, the updated pod is referring to: > http://example.com/cgi-bin/extensions/auto_pickup.pl and it should > be: ttp://example.com/cgi-bin/dada/extensions/auto_pickup.pl or? http://example.com/cgi-bin/extensions/auto_pickup.pl Should be fine. ...Continue Reading

Hi Justin,   Some time ago I implemented a new feature: "copying settings from one list to another". See the email below. This feature has been asked before by others as well. The few lines of code are included in the email. Just want to let you know this code is working very well for me since 2.10.1. but also in your latest release. So please take this feature in consideration for future releases.   Frans   ----- Original Message ----- *From:* Frans Gouverne *To:* dadadev@PROTECTED *S ...Continue Reading

> > On Apr 22, 2007, at 2:50 PM, Dada Mail ((Justin Simoni)) wrote: >> On Apr 22, 2007, at 6:41 AM, Frans Gouverne wrote: >>> >>> >>> Can 'curl' also be used for running auto_pickup.pl? Because the >>> documentation is mentioning running the script from the command >>> line only by means of a traditional cronjob. >> >> Sure can! > > FYI, I just committed some changes to CVS for this script to clarify > the crontab'ing-the-auto_pick.pl ...Continue Reading

On Apr 22, 2007, at 2:50 PM, Dada Mail ((Justin Simoni)) wrote: > On Apr 22, 2007, at 6:41 AM, Frans Gouverne wrote: >> >> >> Can 'curl' also be used for running auto_pickup.pl? Because the >> documentation is mentioning running the script from the command >> line only by means of a traditional cronjob. > > Sure can! FYI, I just committed some changes to CVS for this script to clarify the crontab'ing-the-auto_pick.pl-URL stuff. Thanks for the feedback ...Continue Reading

On Apr 22, 2007, at 6:41 AM, Frans Gouverne wrote: > > > Can 'curl' also be used for running auto_pickup.pl? Because the > documentation is mentioning running the script from the command > line only by means of a traditional cronjob. Sure can! ...Continue Reading