Newsletters News and Center Pieces are Falling Into Place
spiderr • 09 Jan 2006 (09:15 UTC)

- Use of phpMailer
- Tight integration with groups in the UsersPackage
- Message tracking number of Reads
- Users can now permanently unsubscribe from Everything.
- Newsletters and their editions are now publically browseable (or not)
In other news, center pieces in layouts now seem to be working very well. Center Pieces allow you to put multiple center blocks together of different packages together for a package home page. For example on bitweaver.org, there is a static wiki page at the top followed by recent articles. It would also be possible to insert a center piece of blog posts or image galleries.
Along with this, module parameters can now be entered in the XML attribute="foo" format in addition to the existing the http "GET" format. These changes are in the ReleaseOne CVS Branch and will be included in the next release. If anyone notices any display issues, please drop by ConnectingToIrc and let us know asap...
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Hosted Site User Wants to Try
Re: Hosted Site User Wants to Try
Yo can go to http://www.bitweaver.org/builds/packages/ and download the newsletter package. Then upload/untar it to your server, then go to the bitweaver packages interface (admin+>packages, if i remember well). Hope this helps :) and good luck!
Your suggestion worked beautifully for installation. However, when I went to test the newsletter service, I did not receive the test email. I find it strange since I do receive other system generated notifications.
If anyone has any suggestions, I would greatly appreciate it.
I am very curious to test this new service.
Re: Newsletters
the newsletters cvs module is called _bit_newsletters.
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Re: Newsletters
We run a hosted solution and I use a Mac. Unfortunately, all the CVS clients I've looked at, even for other platforms, are intended for use with directories on your own machine. Is there a CVS client or some service provided by hosting services that would allow me to use CVS?
Re: Newsletters
if you don't have ssh access, you can use cvs to download the files to your local system and then upload those to your host. when you use cvs, it informs you of what files have been updated, making it easy and quick for you to only exchange the files that have been modified since your last update.
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