Mail

Provides an API that allows you to take actions when new content is added, either immediately or in a digest format.

Use Case

Lets say you have a node type 'article' with a field 'field_article_type'. It is a text list field with three options (news, blog, press_release). This module allows you to create an hourly/daily/weekly subscription of article nodes with a field values of "news".

Here is the way it works:

The module "MailUp integration" is not compatible with Drupal 7.
I developed this small module compatible with Drupal 7.
Not up to "MailUp integration", but allows all the basic steps and a few extras.
the module allows:

It provides a simple way to send scheduler notifications digest.
Uses all (sub)modules provided by notifications module (except notifications_scheduler), job_scheduler_trigger and views.

The module use 2 types of notifications:

a) Alerts
0 sec ('Immediately'),
300 sec ('Each 5 minutes'),
600 sec ('Each 10 minutes'),
3600 sec ('Every hour'),
43200 sec ('Twice a day'),

b) Digest

86400' ('Daily')
604800 ('Weekly')
2592000 ('Monthly')

Add the X-Originating-IP header to all outgoing emails to assist with investigation of the sources for spam and unsolicited bulk email.

A standard Drupal install sends email as if it was originating from the web server when in fact, the email originated with a person's web browser. Use this module to include information in the outgoing email header about the IP address of the person who submitted a request to a Drupal website.

This is a sand box for DynECT module, which provides integration with DYN transaction email, a service of DYN. This module will be useful for sites that send a lot of emails. Create statistical web reports, advanced deliverability support and post-back processing. You can explore summary reports of bulk and transactional email deliveries, bounced, complains, opens and clicks and dig down into specific details for all.

The Mail Tracking module tracks the number of recipients that read your e-mail message, click on a link in it or unsubscribe (if used in combination with Simplenews).

And there's even more: if the Simplenews and Google Analytics module have been installed you can define a source for your newsletters. This source (and some other values) will be added as utm_ parameters to all website links in your newsletter.

Extends the great "Commerce Billy" with mailing capabilities via Rules:

Private Message Restrict allows rules to be set which limit a sender to a subset of recipients when composing a message. A rule may be applied based on a user's username, role, or organic group and may restrict the user to sending to only other users with specified usernames, having particular roles, or belonging to particular organic groups. For example a rule could be made which would restrict users with role 'client' to only being able to send to users with role 'firm member'. If multiple restriction rules apply to a sender then the last rule applied will take precedence.

Not intending to fork d.o emma_block, but interested in enhancing and contributing back. Let's merge some time!

As of right now, this sandbox project

• Refactors a bit of the original code a little wherever I trod
• Now paves the way for adding in arbitrary "member field" definitions in your subscription form

Use:

To add a zipcode field, for instance:

Extends Simplenews by providing a user feedback when unsubscribe.