Email Newsletter creators for vBulletin?

[jeffinj]

Are there any good email newsletter creators for integrable with vBulletin? Can the current 'email users' system be used for such purposes. I am not talking about plain html emails but those fancy ones with graphics and sponsor ads etc. Has anyone found out an alternative solution to this?

[Kaitlyn2004]

We develop software called SonicMailer Pro, which would be ideal.

Product page:

http://www.triexa.com/products/smpro/

You can generate the mailing list in vBulletin and then import it into SonicMailer Pro. We're working on a new version which will be released very soon and we plan on creating a plugin for completely seemless integration with vBulletin.

Let me know if you have any questions!

[jeffinj]

We develop software called SonicMailer Pro, which would be ideal.

Product page:

http://www.triexa.com/products/smpro/

You can generate the mailing list in vBulletin and then import it into SonicMailer Pro. We're working on a new version which will be released very soon and we plan on creating a plugin for completely seemless integration with vBulletin.

Let me know if you have any questions!

Looks good.

[Fusion]

Looks good.

Parts of it is encoded, so.. ick!

[HenrikHansen]

The Geek Gazette is what you are looking for but unfortunately
his shop is temporarily closed.

http://www.thevbgeek.com/geeki/index.php/Category:GAZ

You can set it up any way you like and put sponsors into
modules. You decide which modules are shown in each of the newsletter.
Its template based so you can use your graphics as well.

[Kaitlyn2004]

Parts of it is encoded, so.. ick!

Well, you could get a version where only the core components are encoded. In this case, you really have no need to modify these files...

In all the versions, you can still modify the templates to your liking.

[Fusion]

Well, you could get a version where only the core components are encoded. In this case, you really have no need to modify these files...

In all the versions, you can still modify the templates to your liking.

Well, yes, but that fact that the core components are encoded is the problem.
By doing that you automatically disqualify yourselves as an alternative for customers who cannot run encoded software of this nature on their networks.

[Kaitlyn2004]

Well, yes, but that fact that the core components are encoded is the problem.
By doing that you automatically disqualify yourselves as an alternative for customers who cannot run encoded software of this nature on their networks.

Yes, that is a problem but we made the decision to encode the software after a lot of discussion and research.

I certainly understand that not every user can run an ionCube-encoded file, but from MY experience, a host that doesn't support that... you should be looking for another host

More and more hosts are having it available by default, and just about all hosts allow you to run it dynamically.