[kmsgli]

I figured it out, once you set the extra fields to public, the template has all the extra field names built in that you can copy and paste into a new html form and work from there.

This is an outrageously useful feature The Newsletter Plugin FTW!

Thank you

[kmsgli]

I saw this but was unsure which field equates to profile field. I tired both field names I thought it would be with no luck, maybe I forgot to set the field to public.

would it be like this;
<input type=”text” name=”nl[1]” value=”field1″> ///this would be for extra field 1
or
<input type=”text” name=”np1″ value=”field1″> ///this would be for extra field 1

Thanks.

[kmsgli]

So I have played with lists a bit and it does not solve the problem the way that I would like.

I think best case for reconciliation is to just build five separate lists and send one list delete the subscribers send the second list and so on.

The only issue I am having is when I delete an old list for a new one the emails sent to that old list have links that no longer work, I assume this is due to tracking. Is there any way around this?

Can I turn tracking off in the settings and that will make the links in my email always work whether or not the email address is still currently in my list of subscribers?

Should I use a HTML link instead so it is not tracked?

[kmsgli]

That sounds like a great solution, I can make a second reg list, third reg list, fourth reg list, and so on until I have as many lists as the person with the most registrations exists.

Thanks for your help!

[Author]

Posts