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Creating a Newsletter system - Introduction
Introduction
This tutorials will show you how to create a fully automated system to allow
visitors to subscribe and unsubscribe to your newsletter. It also shows the administration
panel to mass mail all members. Let's Begin:
Here's what's involved.
1) Create the database
2) Create a page for people to sign up.
3) Create a page to unsubscribe.
4) Create a page to send newsletter.
First, lets create the database. Create a table called: Newsletter.
Next, create the following fields.
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Field Name
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Field Type
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| MemberID |
Autonumber |
| Name |
Text |
| Email |
Text |
| EmailType |
Number |
Once you have created the database, create a DSN pointing to the database by
going to Data Sources (ODBC) in Administrative Tools on Windows. Now we need
to create the actual pages...
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Comments
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Posted by Jbuda on 23 May 2006
Try using 'GTE' as opposed to 'GTI'.
Its supposed to mean Greater Than or Equal to. -
Posted by 7vinyls on 13 May 2006
Hi, could anyone help me with this? Im getting an error on the unsubscribe page to do with the GTI line. Its pretty new to me and im not even sure what this line means!!!
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