v10.5.0 of Dada Mail comes with a new file browser/uploader, called Rich Filemanager! This tool allows you to select files from your desktop computer, upload them to the server that Dada Mail is running on, and select the file to add as an inline image or as a file attachment for your mass mailing. Once the file has been
… Read the restDada Mail v10.5.0 Beta 1 Released: Rich File Manager Support!
10.5.0 Beta 1 is out! Give it a try, and give back and feedback you may have:
Download and Install (Pro Dada version is available, too)
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
Rich Filemanager Support
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 restDemo: Easily Import and Export Subscribers in a Dada Mail Mailing List
We 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 restAdd Images To Your Newsletter Messages in Dada Mail
New 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
… Read the restUse Amazon SES with Dada Mail for Inexpensive and Very Effective Email Marketing
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 restAre My Mass Mailings Being Received? Part #1: Sending Errors and the Tracker plugin
I work with a whole lot of different clients in making sure their mass mailings are going out successfully. One of the pressing issues they’re always worried about is: did my message actually get sent out?
Although we can’t ultimately control where a message will be delivered when it finds itself into a mail client, we can do our best
… Read the restUse Dada Mail to create a mass mailing from a blog feed, then send it on a recurring schedule
In Dada Mail v10.3.0, the ability to mass mail the content of a blog’s feed was added. We’re going to go over the steps on how to send thtis type of message, then how to send out the mass mailing on a recurring schedule that will be sent whenever new content in the feed is available. That way, we’ll be
… Read the restDiscussion Lists: Why is the From: header being rewritten?
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
Review: InMotion Hosting for Dada Mail
I recently gave an InMotion Hosting a test drive, to see how it would fair as platform to run Dada Mail, along with the rest of your site. I’m happy to report back that it’s just about as perfect as a shared hosting account can be for Dada Mail.
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… Read the restAdd Google reCAPTCHA on Dada Mail Subscription Forms
You’ve asked, we (finally!) answered: v10.2.0 of Dada Mail supports CAPTCHA on the initial signup form!
Although the app has supported CAPTCHA for many years for a whole bunch of things in the app, we never added support for the initial signup form. We were worried about the usability of forcing your potential subscribers to solve a CAPTCHA.