From: Manuel Lemos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You may want to try this class for creating lists with the ezmlm mailing
list manager. It has support for creating and editing the lists
properties and even has a SOAP interface for accessing the subscriptions
from remote machines.
Hello,
On 07/13/2003 02:37 AM, Juan Nin wrote:
You may want to try this class for creating lists with the ezmlm mailing
list manager. It has support for creating and editing the lists
properties and even has a SOAP interface for accessing the subscriptions
from remote machines.
on 14/08/02 4:00 AM, Manuel Lemos ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hello,
On 08/13/2002 12:09 PM, Justin French wrote:
Just a quick note to see if anyone has any experience with mailing list
managers.
I've currently got a DB of subscribers, and basic PHP scripts are not going
to be a good
Hello,
On 08/13/2002 08:22 PM, Justin French wrote:
Just a quick note to see if anyone has any experience with mailing list
managers.
I've currently got a DB of subscribers, and basic PHP scripts are not going
to be a good long-term solution.
I was hoping that maybe there's an opensource or
Hi,
on 14/08/02 10:25 AM, Manuel Lemos ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Of course not. Bcc headers are virtual. They do not get sent with
messages that are delivered to any of the recipients. Do you seen any
Bcc headers in this message that you got from this mailing list?
No, good point. Maybe
Hello,
On 08/13/2002 10:00 PM, Justin French wrote:
Of course not. Bcc headers are virtual. They do not get sent with
messages that are delivered to any of the recipients. Do you seen any
Bcc headers in this message that you got from this mailing list?
No, good point. Maybe i'm confusing it
Is there anyway you could break this up into managable chunks maybe. I'm
currently doing something similar in that I'm writing a PHP based list
server app that uses a heirarchical grouping system, but mine is broken done
into smaller chunks based on group and user permissions. What if you
At 23:50 11-9-01 -0500, Richard Lynch wrote:
You could examine the web-server logs...
But you either have to assume people only read it once, or count IPs and
ignore AOL/DHCP/Hotmail etc users whose IPs will change more or less at
random.
The problem is that you may not be able to count IP's. I
Should be relatively easy.
Its going to take 2 steps.
Send out one of the images with a unique id per mailout, this could be the
users email address if you wanted to tie in the data per user (may be
illegal in some countries without users permission).
eg first mail
html
bla blah
img
Send out one of the images with a unique id per mailout, this could be the
users email address if you wanted to tie in the data per user (may be
illegal in some countries without users permission).
I don't know if it's illegal, but if I would be a subscriber I wouldn't
like it if someone is
You guys have some serious problems. I recommend getting help
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