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sfowler39 12-09-2004 07:19 PM

You have it set to default apparently when a person installs this - that everyone is to get the newsletter - and if they dont want the newsletter then they have to opt out of it. Is there a way to do this in the opposite way - as to if they want the newsletter they can opt in - i looked at the table and I have appr 500 people and everyone is set to 1 - apparently meaning they get the letter sent via email to them - I have had people say it should be something that they would want to opt into as opting out of.

So my question to you is - is there a quick way to make everyone (500 people ) in my table a 0 instead of a 1 in the receivebulletin field. If there is a quick way to do this - is that the only field that needs to be changed? I would hate to have to go in and change it manually to every record - to a 0 - would take hours.

memobug 12-09-2004 09:53 PM

Hi sfolwer39,

Yes you can do it through phpMyadmin quite easily. I don't know your table prefixes and don't want to give you a bad query but it would take just a second or two to make a change like that across 500 users.

I don't know what type of forum you're running, but unless it is a real privacy concern, I would go ahead and send your first newsletter and test the water. Newsletters aren't sent to anyone who has Receive Admin Email disabled and your newsletter is an admin mailing, so it should be legit.

Be sure to include at the top of your newsletter an instruction similar to the following

Quote:

This bulletin is emailed (monthly/weekly/whatever) to members of the whatever community. If you are receiving more than one copy it is possible that you have multiple registrations. Instructions at the bottom of this message detail how you can adjust your newsletter settings. If you are unable to do this, please forward a copy of the newsletter to newsletter@whatever.com and let us know if you want to unsubscribe or remove your registration entirely. We have a zero tolerance policy toward spam.
Regards,

Matt

sfowler39 12-10-2004 06:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by memobug
Hi sfolwer39,

Yes you can do it through phpMyadmin quite easily. I don't know your table prefixes and don't want to give you a bad query but it would take just a second or two to make a change like that across 500 users.

I don't know what type of forum you're running, but unless it is a real privacy concern, I would go ahead and send your first newsletter and test the water. Newsletters aren't sent to anyone who has Receive Admin Email disabled and your newsletter is an admin mailing, so it should be legit.

Be sure to include at the top of your newsletter an instruction similar to the following



Regards,

Matt

Thanks memobug for your input. I did manage to get all users to be a 0 using phpmyadmin. I have also posted on the homepage that if they want a newsletter emailled to put a checkmark in the box of there cp and then they will get it. I had a lot of users complaining that they didnt want it.

We are on a intranet, and no one really actually went thru the process of signing up to the bb. I imported all the users to a text file from the primary domain controller user manager and then hacked it up for the import along with email addresses and stuff.

So that why all the employees here were confused as to why they are getting this newsletter along with there daily email. Now they can opt in as to opt out.

Thanks again

joeychgo 12-12-2004 04:19 AM

Is this going to be updated?

A few things I would like to see:

1. Send Test Newsletter (or display test newsletter)
2. Ability to send automatically (like every monday or first of the month)

interfx 12-18-2004 11:51 AM

This works great! Installed it, and it worked just perfectly...

One question, how do I modify the html template so that it shows the header logo *.gif file... I can manually edit it in the html preview page - but would like to have this automatically inserted?

Any ideas out there?

interFX

Pseudomizer 12-18-2004 12:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by interfx
This works great! Installed it, and it worked just perfectly...

One question, how do I modify the html template so that it shows the header logo *.gif file... I can manually edit it in the html preview page - but would like to have this automatically inserted?

Any ideas out there?

interFX

This is easy. You have the ability to enter additional HTML code at the bottom of your config page. Just enter your logo in there and it will show up at the top. And you do not have to enter this code every time because you save the settings.

Cheers,

interfx 12-18-2004 12:56 PM

Thanks... Now I know what "extra text" means...

Missed that...

interfx 12-18-2004 06:56 PM

One more question, and I try to customize some of the output for this great module...

How would I change the background color for the HTML email beign sent? I found the <body> tage in the commbull.php - add the bgcolor=#FF88FF" - but no background color showing?

Any ideas?

interFX

Pseudomizer 12-18-2004 07:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by interfx
One more question, and I try to customize some of the output for this great module...

How would I change the background color for the HTML email beign sent? I found the <body> tage in the commbull.php - add the bgcolor=#FF88FF" - but no background color showing?

Any ideas?

interFX

Grandeur implemented the CSS style. The newsletter should take your CSS style of your vbulletin.

Cheers,

KW802 12-19-2004 05:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pseudomizer
Grandeur implemented the CSS style. The newsletter should take your CSS style of your vbulletin.

Cheers,

HHhhhmm..... I'm having the same problem. Does it have an impact if we're saving our CSS as files instead of in the DB?


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