Comments on: How to integrate WordPress 2.0 and PHPlist 2.10.2 http://blog.lisbonlab.com/2006/02/11/how-to-integrate-wordpress-20-and-phplist-2102/ laboratório de ideias, estudos, experiências e reflexões Fri, 16 May 2008 03:28:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: TzPjBXfCTb http://blog.lisbonlab.com/2006/02/11/how-to-integrate-wordpress-20-and-phplist-2102/#comment-11140 TzPjBXfCTb Thu, 11 Jan 2007 19:44:24 +0000 http://blog.lisbonlab.com/2006/02/11/how-to-integrate-wordpress-20-and-phplist-2102/#comment-11140 Hi! Very nice site! Thanks you very much! 64rY6qYufyM Hi! Very nice site! Thanks you very much! 64rY6qYufyM

]]> By: lordjiem http://blog.lisbonlab.com/2006/02/11/how-to-integrate-wordpress-20-and-phplist-2102/#comment-706 lordjiem Fri, 21 Apr 2006 15:43:28 +0000 http://blog.lisbonlab.com/2006/02/11/how-to-integrate-wordpress-20-and-phplist-2102/#comment-706 Header, footer (and others phplist optionnal texts) do not allow php in them. In order to enable php interpretation, you have to modify all the references to "header" and "footer" in /index.php and /admin/subscribelib2.php with a call to the php function 'eval()'. [for example, in /admin/subscribelib2.php, instead of print $subscribepagedata["header"]; put print (eval('?>' . $subscribepagedata["header"] . ' Header, footer (and others phplist optionnal texts) do not allow php in them. In order to enable php interpretation, you have to modify all the references to “header” and “footer” in /index.php and /admin/subscribelib2.php with a call to the php function ‘eval()’.

[for example,
in /admin/subscribelib2.php, instead of
print $subscribepagedata[”header”];
put
print (eval(’?>’ . $subscribepagedata[”header”] . ‘

]]> By: John Coble http://blog.lisbonlab.com/2006/02/11/how-to-integrate-wordpress-20-and-phplist-2102/#comment-698 John Coble Mon, 17 Apr 2006 20:29:46 +0000 http://blog.lisbonlab.com/2006/02/11/how-to-integrate-wordpress-20-and-phplist-2102/#comment-698 I had high hopes for this to work, but I was disappointed. This is obviously a hard problem to solve, so I appreciate your effort. First of all when I cut/pasted your code the apostrophes (') came out as "curly" instead of straight -- ‘/news.php’. So I had to figure that out. (It's in your Javascript code too.) Also, by using the source code of a current blog page, all of the "current" information becomes static. So any updates to my sidebar don't happen on the subscribe page. I could try to make a new blog page template and strip out the live sidebar content, but it would still have problems. With the subscribe box in the Sidebar there's no way to unsubscribe or get more information about the list. I gave up and just made the background of my subscribe page match the background of my site. I had high hopes for this to work, but I was disappointed. This is obviously a hard problem to solve, so I appreciate your effort.

First of all when I cut/pasted your code the apostrophes (’) came out as “curly” instead of straight — ‘/news.php’. So I had to figure that out. (It’s in your Javascript code too.) Also, by using the source code of a current blog page, all of the “current” information becomes static. So any updates to my sidebar don’t happen on the subscribe page. I could try to make a new blog page template and strip out the live sidebar content, but it would still have problems. With the subscribe box in the Sidebar there’s no way to unsubscribe or get more information about the list. I gave up and just made the background of my subscribe page match the background of my site.

]]> By: Filipe Correia http://blog.lisbonlab.com/2006/02/11/how-to-integrate-wordpress-20-and-phplist-2102/#comment-570 Filipe Correia Sat, 11 Feb 2006 20:04:44 +0000 http://blog.lisbonlab.com/2006/02/11/how-to-integrate-wordpress-20-and-phplist-2102/#comment-570 Only one thing missing for it to be the "perfect marriage" :) It would be great to have an option that would make a newsletter post be automatically sent with the blog post's contents, whenever a new blog post was published. I understand <a href="http://gerard.ly.free.fr/index.php?page=wordpress" rel="nofollow">Mailing List Plugin</a> is a step closer to doing this, but still, not the entire post content is sent, only a notification that a new post exists on the blog. I guess I'll have to keep looking, or perhaps get my hands dirty too :) Only one thing missing for it to be the “perfect marriage” :) It would be great to have an option that would make a newsletter post be automatically sent with the blog post’s contents, whenever a new blog post was published.

I understand Mailing List Plugin is a step closer to doing this, but still, not the entire post content is sent, only a notification that a new post exists on the blog.

I guess I’ll have to keep looking, or perhaps get my hands dirty too :)

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