SOLVED: problems with ##AGNUID##
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Had the same problem thx IL for helping me out. But now something strange happens. The double opt6 in confirm mail always uses localhost instead of the addres the server works on (www.xxx.homeip.net:8080). I didnt find the mistake i have done some help would be great.
Ok i have done [AGNUID] istead of [agnUID] my fault
Ok i have done [AGNUID] istead of [agnUID] my fault
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None of this works
I am running 6.1 and agnUID does not appear to work at all. I have used ##AGNUID## in a href as GET and as a POST and it is not substituted at all. I tried the prior suggestion and put in [agnUID] and that is not substituted in a POST either. The example in the user guide uses $!agnUID and that returns an empty string. It appears that 6.1 is very broken or the documentation and forums are very wrong.
One person complained about documentation being so poor and the admin suggested that since this is open source a user could update the documentation. I would be happy to do this but that is not possible unless one knows how the software functions.
Anybody have any help?
One person complained about documentation being so poor and the admin suggested that since this is open source a user could update the documentation. I would be happy to do this but that is not possible unless one knows how the software functions.
Anybody have any help?
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Re: None of this works
I have the same problem and mentioned it in your thread http://www.openemm.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=5021#5021markwaldin wrote:Anybody have any help?
I guess it's a bug in OpenEMM 6.1.
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This is the footer of the OpenEMM newsletter:
the latest newsletter was sent with OpenEMM 6.1 and both links worked just fine for me. And since the statistics shows 9 unsubscribes it seems to have worked for other recipients as well.
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This newsletter was sent to e-mail address [agnEMAIL]. If you want to change your subscriber profile, please use this link:
http://www.openemm.org:8080/form.do?agnCI=1&agnFN=change&agnUID=##AGNUID##
If you want to unsubscribe from the OpenEMM newsletter, please use this link:
http://www.openemm.org:8080/form.do?agnCI=1&agnFN=unsubscribe&agnUID=##AGNUID##
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Sure:
But you need to set up the necessary actions as well. The whole procedure is documented in the manual and somewhere here in a longer post as well.
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<html>
<head>
<title></title>
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; URL=http://www.openemm.org/unsubscribe?agnUID=$!agnUID">
</head>
</html>
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Damn, I got it:
I have used [agnCUSTOMERID] in the template because I thought this would be right, after changing that to [agnUID] it works.
The URL then looks like this:
http://news.mytestserver.de:8082/form.d ... 0kyb7cm6su
I have used [agnCUSTOMERID] in the template because I thought this would be right, after changing that to [agnUID] it works.
The URL then looks like this:
http://news.mytestserver.de:8082/form.d ... 0kyb7cm6su