I have investigated this error message: [Wed Sep 14 00:10:02 2005] scheduled_mailings.pl: "my" variable $admin_list masks earlier declaration in same scope at /usr/local/www/cgi-bin/dada/plugins/scheduled_mailings.pl line 326, line 1. It refers to this code. Line 326 is the next to last one: sub cgi_main { # this is how we find what list we're working on my %login = $q->cookie(-name => $LOGIN_COOKIE_NAME); my $admin_list = $login{admin_list} || undef; my $admin_passw ...Continue Reading

Congratulations on the release, Justin! Thanks for giving me such free rein to muck about of late. I look forward to taking it for a spin...and eventually reopening a couple of (now) version 2.11 wishlist/bugfix discussions...when my time frees up once again.   My thanks go also to Frans Gouverne, Bruce Kallick, Manfred Lechner, Mark Stosberg, and Alfred Vink for your discussion and input, testing, and support & critique of the ideas I've thrown into the mix here, and especially for putting up with my ov ...Continue Reading

> the pop3 account, apparently, is not processing these messages. i > think i have set up the cron job correctly, but your directions (as > with most of your directions) use command line and that's not an > option. Ok, the newest version of dada_bridge.pl (paired with 2.10) will allow you to test your pop3 connection and manually run the awaiting messages from the web-based control panel. You don't need to jump into a shell anymore. > when i "test pop-before-smtp settings" i get ...Continue Reading

i'm still trying to get dada_bridge functional. i've gotten it to the point where i can send messages just fine from the website; it goes to all members of the list. however, i cannot process emails sent from those individual machines. the emails are being sent to the email i set up for bridge; if i go into that account via webmail, they are all there. the pop3 account, apparently, is not processing these messages. i think i have set up the cron job correctly, but your directions (as with most of your direc ...Continue Reading

I was going to say, "It's released, and now I'm going to bed", but the sandman won, so here's the slightly belated, yet unfashionably early announcement: http://mojo.skazat.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/archive/ skazat_design_newsletter/20050912035624/ and http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-2_10_0.tar.gz? download http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-2_10_0.zip? download Thanks everyone. I'm going back to handle the "sudden" flood of interest, Cheers, ...Continue Reading

> Sometimes you just like things the way you like 'em. Consider it > dropped. I don't want to drop it, I'm just thinking: big picture. Big Picture: release out. Small wiggly thing: a font family/size pref for *one* tag that's used... where in the program (other than the log viewer, a plugin)? > I've kept it the way you had it last: commented out and validation- > friendly. > How it ships on Tuesday is up to you. [Essentially: Would you > prefer to get > flak from validation purists, or ...Continue Reading

> > [For pre/code,] would it be better to.... > > Let's continue this discussion on... tuesday (after the 2.10 release) :) Sometimes you just like things the way you like 'em. Consider it dropped. > I changed the stylesheet to look like... > And the iframe_archive_screen.tmpl to simply, look like... > I think I did this change before - do you see anything wrong with it? No problems. P.S. - Just saw your most recent CVS comments for the default_css. Regarding the rule that removes a few borders f ...Continue Reading

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do we need monospaced at all ? 9px Courier is barely readable and looks *ugly*. Monaco displays fine but is not available on Windows. I do not really care within the dada application but I like the ability inside mailings to send portions of monospced text for listings like (the following 3 lines should display monospaced) pcs  itemno.  description      price  12  2350     catfood           6.00   1 ...Continue Reading

Hey guys,   There were a couple of things I wanted to review before the stable release, but life & work recently got in the way, in a big way.   If anyone else would like to take these few, aesthetic issues on, that would be great. And if not, no worries -- there's nothing here that need delay the final [woohoo!] 2.10.0 release.   (A)   As of rc1, the CSS font styling for <pre> and <code> elements is:   font:9px/14px Monaco,Mono,'Courier New',Courier,monospace   IE ...Continue Reading