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You can change a subscriber's name via the subscribe API.
When you call the API, pass in the email address of the subscriber as well as the name. The name will be changed to whatever name you passed in.
This works for custom fi… -
Yes that's right.
By the way if you don't want to charge your client anything when they send emails, you can leave those fields blank. -
Good that you got it working. Thanks.
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Hi Alex, the minimum sum in which PayPal accepts payment is USD$1. That will be around £0.72.
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Thanks for the clarification. As you mentioned you're on nginx, did you convert the rewrite rules from .htaccess to nginx compatible rules?
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Hi Peter, thanks for the detailed description.
Did you use IAM credentials or your root AWS credentials from https://portal.aws.amazon.com/gp/aws/securityC… -
Sendy will do this:
A, user@email.com [no duplicate, stored]
B, user@email.com [duplicate, skipped]
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I'd suggest redirecting your user to a custom 'unsubscribed' page that's in your language. Go to the list's settings and you'll see redirection options.
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You may need to upload them in chunks since it's too big.
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Sendy detects duplicate emails of course.
When you import a CSV, it imports the first row all the way down to the last. With each iteration, it checks the database to see if the same email exists in the list.
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As you mentioned in your previous thread that uploading a fresh copy to your server works, I'll now close this thread.
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Great, thanks.
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As you mentioned in your previous thread that uploading a fresh copy to your server works, I'll now close this thread.
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Thanks for the clarification.
If your cron is set to execute the scheduling script every 5 mins, it will not take 30 mins to start sending. Are you sure it takes half an hour before sending?
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get_custom_fields_count()is not related to the geoip class.
You mentioned using subversion to upload changed file for Sendy updates, that may be the problem.Then subversion is certainly not picking up the changes.Did you set cron to execute every 5 minutes as per the cron instructions?I suspect your installation files are messed up judging from your other thread that says the footer displays 1.0.8 when it should display 1.1.2.
Did you make any kind of modifications to Sendy?It's not possible that the latest version displays 1.0.8 at the footer.
Where did you download Sendy's build?I received your installation login credentials, thanks. I just saw that you've uploaded 42000+ subscribers?Thanks @isaacadams. I appreciate you sharing your findings so that it can help future users.By the way what's the file size of your CSV file?Hi can you PM me your installation URL, email and password as well as your FTP info so I can check? Thanks.The gist here is to use the<unsubscribe></unsubscribe>tag.
You can wrap text or image inside.
Sendy will convert it into a unique unsubscribe …Setting up an unsubscribe link in your email is easy.
For example:
Not interested anymore?<unsubscribe>Click here to unsubscribe</unsubscribe>@jassct Thanks for the login details and the CSV. I checked the CSV import script on your server and it seem to be corrupted. I re-uploaded and replaced it with a fresh copy and …@dvspro Thanks for sending me your FTP details. I've corrected your config file. You can now login - http://www.nboxm…PM me your installation URL, email and password. As well as the link to download the CSV you're trying to import.Your/includes/config.phpfile is configured wrongly. PM me your FTP details and I'll check for you. Thanks.If you're worried that your client may abuse your SES quota, you should setup a new installation on their server with their AWS account.