Version 2.10.9 of PHPList was released yesterday, to address another security vulnerability. I’ve updated my WP-PHPList plugin accordingly.
I stumbled across an obscure bug in the latest PHPList (2.10.5) today.. I setup a development environment to pre-test a WordPress PHPList integration, and as a result, we were dealing with relatively long URLs in the RSS feed, for example :
http://phplisttest.penguinlabs.funkypenguin.info/… wordpress/2008/03/06/steve-wozniak-has-pent-up-iphone-frustrations
(I chopped …
PHPList allows you to record arbitary details from your users at signup – i.e., their name, surname, favorite TV show, etc. You can then re-use these variables in your mail messages, by placing “placeholders” into the content. For example, “Hi [NAME], how was [TVSHOW] this week?” would translate to “Hi …
Today we had the need to setup a htauth-secured WordPress blog for internal development purposes. We duly protected our web application with the vanilla .htaccess directives:
The WP-PHPlist plugin integrates PHPList into your WordPress blog, giving you all the mailing list power of PHPList, within the beautiful styling, theme, and widgets of your WordPress theme.
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