By rootbalans on

I want send message moderators or admins or all users from my website. Do you know this kind of this module.

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Stefan Nagtegaal’s picture

Stefan Nagtegaal commented

To do that, you'll need the mail.module.. It isn't finished yet and isn't even in a beta-stage, so i'll assume that you'll have to wait for a couple of time (or write it on your own ;-)..

The mail.module gathers all drupal-mails and let's you configure the options of the mails. So you could set a different emailaddress for different mails sent by different module's instead of all from the same.

For example:
- Mails are sent from the user.module (like the forgotten password/registration mail) using the address Registration@Your-Domain.nl in PlainText format;
- Mails which are being sent from the feedback.module (no core module) is using the address Feedback@Your-Domain.com with another X-mailer/Return-Path/MIME-Version/Content-Type or Reply-To address..

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Muslim guy commented

Stefan;

I am having problem when submitting the mail created to be emailed to users.

Heres' the error message:
orbidden
You don't have permission to access /ummah/node/add/mail on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

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I have configured the mail settings and tried sending as the admin, an email to all users.

I also changed to 777 the mail.module and the activeMailLib.php

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qgil commented

Sorry for reactivating this old thread, but this is the only metion I have found to the possibility of admins sending messages to registered users.

Is it a way to do it? I haven't found this mail.module...

(sorry if the question is too obvious, I feel like missing something very simple)

robert castelo’s picture

robert castelo commented

I'm writing an email newsletter module at the moment.

It will:

allow admins to select terms in the taxonomy, so that their nodes can be used for the newsletter

allow users to subscribe to terms in the taxonomy

add an "add to newsletter" checkbox to node creation pages

send out personalised email to subscribers

email templates (plain text/XHTML)

track click throughs ("Blagh, blagh, blagh. Read More") from the email back to Drupal content pages

I've just started working on this as part of a project for a client, expect it to land in the downloads section in two months.

Anyone else working on anything similar?

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sepeck commented

If you need someone to test it, I would certainly be willing to. Your description exactly fits a need I was going to be starting to research soon.

Steven

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qgil’s picture

qgil commented

Wow, this sounds like a very useful module that we are going to use.

But... in the meantime... is it there a simple way for an administrator to send a message to all the registered users?

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qgil commented

I've just seen the new Mail module and it looks promissing. Thank you!

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Ribs commented

Hi,

This module is exactly what I'm looking for. Has any progress been made on this?

robert castelo’s picture

robert castelo commented

Still working on this.

Progress so far:

  • Allow admins to select terms in the taxonomy, so that their nodes can be used for the newsletter
  • Allow users to subscribe to terms in the taxonomy
  • Add an "add to newsletter" checkbox to node creation pages
  • Send out personalised email to subscribers
  • Multiple newsletters

To Do

  • Template system
  • Publish scheduling
  • Bounce back handling
  • Click through tracking
  • Make it robust enough to handle thousands of subscribers
  • Make it ISP friendly

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cre8d commented

Thanks MegaGrunt - will definitely look forward to this :D

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robert castelo commented

See here:

http://drupal.org/node/view/9301

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robert castelo commented

Now available here:

http://drupal.org/project/enewsletter

Cortext Communications
Drupal Themes & Modules

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