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@AlfaZoolington haha fixed, i'm not using a send field in my table, removed the "WHERE send='1'"
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Alex nice u are super !
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It's a great tutorial. But allways exists a "but".
If you leave in the source code $mailcount there will be errors, when you delete a user from your database. In this way the $mailcount in incremented and the id field won't matched with the $mailcount value. Ex. Delete user with id 2 and then insert a new user, the next id will be 3. To avoid this problem you should replace in the while statement the $mailcount with $getrow['id'].
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Great tutorial, would like it if you built upon this to incorporate a visual presentable newsletter that would be sent out to anyone who subscribed, so if you used the template design of your website for your newsletters that the user subscribed and received a graphically enhanced newsletter
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Why do you use paragraph instead of line break?
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@Gliitch3r i have the same problem he forget somting there :(
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Brilliant Stuff! Keep it up
Once again, thanks. Keep up the good work.
tiger2380 2 years ago 3
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RCStudioProducer 2 years ago 2