Enables users to create Mailman lists from within Drupal. The module is capable of creating and deleting lists, as well as allowing users to modify the description within Drupal.
It uses XML-RPC to communicate with the Mailman, which can be installed on a separate machine. XML-RPC functionality requires a patch to Mailman, which is included in this module.
THIS MODULE HAS BEEN RENDERED OBSOLETE BY ISSUE #658242: Add single opt-in/out, hidden newsletters and the option to subscribe at registration.
SIMPLENEWS 2.X INCLUDES THIS FUNCTIONALITY.
If you're using Simplenews 1.x, you might still need this module.
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Description
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This module allows your website to subscribe people to google groups via:
- Drupal's user registration system
- Custom subscription blocks (one per list)
- Call from your own custom module
This module allows the core contact module to send emails to site users and site roles.
The idea of this module is that you may want site visitors or basic users to contact a site admin (and you don't want to re-enter that admin's address), or all users of particular administrative role (such as the accounts managers).
The Mail Redirect module redirects ALL system generated email to a test mail domain or address. This is especially useful when doing site testing which uses a production database which is populated with real email addresses.
Works with any mail generated by drupal_mail() and with included patch applied (D5 only) any module that uses mimemail. Patch not required with D6 or D7.
NOTE: general usage has changed slightly as of 7.x-2.x branch. Please see README file for more details.
Convey allows users of a site to subscribe to updates on both site content and external content (via registered RSS feeds). The novelty of the module lies in the users' ability to easily focus their subscription on specific content using taxonomy terms (potentially with AND-ed joins) and key-phrases within content.
The user may specify their preferred means of information delivery as: email (immediate, daily or weekly digests) or a personalised RSS feed.
Simplenews Scheduler sends a newsletter as a re-occurring item based on a schedule.
It does so by creating a new edition
(rendered copy as HTML Format) of a node at the time that it required to be sent again. The editions have an extra tab (for those with permissions) for viewing all editions as well as the original newsletter they are generated from. The original newsletter is never sent but all editions are according to a pre-defined schedule which is triggered via cron and can be defined when you create or edit a simplenews node. Current options for sending are by day, week, and month.
Works great with Insert View to place the content of a view into a newsletter. (eg: [view:recent_articles=20])
An early Drupal 8 port is available. The Drupal 7 release is considered stable. It is recommended to use simplenews 6.x-2.x branch along with the 6.x-2.x release of this project for sending scheduled newsletters.
The Notices module logs all emails sent to site users through the drupal_mail system (as well as any module using mimemail if mimemail is patched with included patch file). It is intended as a "backup" method for users to see important email which are sent to them by the site in case they somehow did not receive the email.
The module provides the following:
This module provides a block allowing users to spread the word about your website. Think of it as Forward module but as simple as it could be! The goal was to a have a simplier user experience than Forward. You can also check Tell a friend.
Since 6.x-1.4 mollom integration must be re-configured at the mollom level.
