Many website owners are moving their site’s configuration from http to https connections. Sometimes this is done automatically by their hosting providers
When they do so, they find that their Dada Mail installs seem to become broken: images don’t show up, and no styles are applied. What to do?
Thankfully, the fix is simple: all you’ll need to do is
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http://dadamailproject.com/support/documentation-10_5_0-beta1/install_dada_mail.pod.html
Changes:
http://dadamailproject.com/support/documentation-10_5_0-beta1/changes_10_x.pod.html#Beta
Dada Mail has come shipped with multiple file managers: KCFinder, and Core5 Filemanger. We’re adding a new filemanager called, Rich Filemanager (https://github.com/servocoder/RichFilemanager) which will be set
… Read the restWe get asked quite a bit about if it’s possible to import an already existing mailing list into Dada Mail, as well as if it’s possible to export a mailing list out. The answer to both of these questions is a resounding, yes! The above screen cast should demo both of these abilities quite nicely. (Sorry for the cracklin’
… Read the restNew to Dada Mail v10.4.0 is the ability to upload images right into the Rich Text Editor you’ll find in the Send a Message screen just by either copying and pasting the image from a graphics program, or just dragging and dropping an image from your computer’s file manger. Check out the above screencast to see how.
These two new
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Sending using Amazon SES for huge daily quotas, and fast delivery!
Dada Mail loves Amazon SES! Coupled with Dada Mail, Amazon’s Simple Email Service gives you the horsepower you need, and the deliverability you desire at a price point that rivals any mailing list service, while also keep your freedom to switch to perhaps a better option in the future,
… Read the restAlthough we can’t ultimately control where a message will be delivered when it finds itself into a mail client, we can do our best
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Recently, I’ve been getting many people wondering why, when running a discussion list in Bridge, that the From: header is rewritten from it’s original form, say:
From: "Subscriber Name" <subscriber@their-domain.com>
to something else completely :
From: "Subscriber Name subscriber@their-domain.com [List Name]" <list.email@your-domain.com>
In my first example, the name of the subscriber (Subscriber Name) occupies the phrase of the
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