xannonite wrote:
@appa:
This mod is designed to only work with HTML messages, since e-mail clients generally do not have a problem displaying plain text. Even if it did work with plain text, the version you'd see online would also be plain text, so it would be pointless.
appa wrote:Do you have any idea about how to let the users whom can only read text format email to have the link(URL address) of the online version?
xannonite wrote:@guiabase:
If you set PHPMAILER to zero, then the other settings you have listed are not used.
guiabase wrote:Hope I'm not negleting something important with this change.
xannonite wrote:bhup18 wrote:using latest mod 1.2.2
Bug?
If you use [VIEWMESSAGEURL] tag more than once in the message, the link may not be replaced correctly or just with "http://" .
Discovered this by accident.
Do you also have this problem with other tags that insert URLs? This mod uses the same functions that phplist uses (namely preg_replace and eregi_replace.) If there is a bug, it should affect other tags as well. If you are checking the source in the e-mail after you receive it, try checking the source in the database instead.
$htmlmessage = preg_replace("/\[VIEWMESSAGEURL\]/i",$GLOBALS['scheme'].'://'.$website.$GLOBALS["pageroot"].'/vm.php?m='.$messageid.'&u='.$hash,$htmlmessage,1);
$htmlmessage = preg_replace("/\[VIEWMESSAGEURL\]/i",$GLOBALS['scheme'].'://'.$website.$GLOBALS["pageroot"].'/vm.php?m='.$messageid.'&u='.$hash,$htmlmessage);
xannonite wrote:Search engines index pages by following links. You could theoretically create a page with links to all of your e-mails by pulling the information from the database. This page could then be crawled and indexed. However, there are some privacy and security issues to consider. For example, if the e-mail messages are personalized, you would be publicly displaying and linking the database ID and personal information of all of your users.
Malbrouck wrote:Hello,
Has this mod been integrated into phplist v3 ?
If no is it compatible with phplist v3 ?
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