I cannot see any issue on code.google.com does that mean that nobody
is using it yet in production or does that mean that the existing
application is already very stable.
Thank you
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Regards
Bernd
On 29 Sep., 19:02, yml <yann.ma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> I would like to know if this project can already be used to do what is
> advertised on that page:
> -http://code.google.com/p/django-mailer/
One of the questions I'd like to get input from people on is the
following...
Assuming that the campaign mai out takes as input essentially:
(a) a query set of users
(b) a subject and body template
how might one devise a web interface for selecting these?
For (b) it's fairly easy: just store the templates in the database.
Then the admin can add, edit and select them easily.
But how might one select what subset of users to send the mail to?
Would the developer simply write new methods on a custom User manager?
Would the web interface then introspect those and present them as
options or require the developer to register them in a table in the
db? Requiring registration would obviously allow any function that
returns a query set, not just a method on a custom manager.
Thoughts?
I realise not everyone plans to use django-mailer for admin-initiated
bulk mailouts but that's a key use case for me that I'd like to get up
and running.
James
* (a) I was thinking to a many to many relation with "group". It
seems to me that this approach will give a nice and simple UI to
create the relation and this without too much work. However I have
some concerns related to the assignment of Users to Group in the case
where Several thousands of Users are declared in the DB. I believe
that in a second step the addition of an ajaxy view, may be using the
new dojo grid, might help to support this scenario nicely.
* (b) Your approach (in DB) sounds great to me. In addition it would
be nice to directly point to a template on the file system.
Internationalization in DB is mush more complex to handle.
Regards,
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