The Simplenews RealName module allows you to send personalized newsletters with the Simplenews module by collecting the name of the subscribers, which will be available in the messages as token.
Features overview
- Collects the subscriber's name via the
Name
field added to the newsletter subscription forms. - Allows to use the
!subscriber_name(or[simplenews-receiver-realname]in 2.x) token in the newsletters to create personalized salutations like Dear John Doe! - Alters the subscription overview page to display the
Real name
of the subscribers next to theirUsername
. - Allows to mass import and mass export subscriptions with a name provided in John Doe;email@example.com format (one per row).
- Supports RealName module for better handling of registered users, therefore support for the core Profile and the contributed Content Profile modules is also granted.
Development status
The 2.x branch provides support for Simplenews 2.x and works slightly different, therefore Token module is a requirement. Note that there will be no official 2.x release of this module until Simplenews 2.x becomes stable.
Support
Since I know that the most demanding feature for Simplenews is to collect all kind of information about the subscriber (see #127178: Make Subscribers fieldable for more information), I have to note here that support of this module is limited to it's basic functionality. I won't extend it's features to include any additional information beyond the subscriber's name. Please don't open any issue requesting that.
Credits
Originally made for a custom project, revised and published on account of the urgent need of the community to send personalized newsletters.
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Project Information
- Maintenance status: Minimally maintained
- Development status: Maintenance fixes only
- Module categories: Content Display, Mail, User Management
- Reported installs: 833 sites currently report using this module. View usage statistics.
- Downloads: 4,526
- Last modified: October 21, 2012
