We are trialling some new ways to get involved in phpList development. The first change is the introduction of a release candidate system, which we will test over the next few versions. You can sign up to receive release candidates using the form immediately below, or on this subscribe page. Send me release candidates What… [+]
phpList.com has today launched a plugin system, with an initial bundle of six plugins. “This launch represents another important milestone for our fast-growing phpList.com service” Says Michiel Dethmers, CEO of phpList “and we have many more exiting new developments in the pipeline.” Flexibility with simplicity For those who wish to enjoy the benefits of Open… [+]
Six weeks ago we published the new phpList manual: we have now introduced a feedback system, so you can feedback to our documentation team. There are two methods to feed back, you can rate the manual or an individual chapter out of five, or you can reply with questions or comments via a linked forum… [+]
phpList has a new manual: a thorough, goal oriented and user friendly guide to using phpList. The manual makes few assumptions about the readers current technical prowess: everything from logging in and starting a campaign to list segmentation and bounce processing are covered in detail. The manual was written by the phpList community and is… [+]
Following the successful launch of phpList.org and a new site at phpList.com, the new phpList manual will be launched on Tuesday 5th of May. This publication is the culmination of a years work by the new phpList documentation team. Tech Bloggers and Journalists get advance access Our growing Tech Bloggers list have been sent a… [+]
phpList is 15 years old today! To celebrate we have launched this website, phpList.org: an updated, well resourced home for the phpList community. Alongside this we have new phpList.com site, which re-brands phpList.com as a services provider. To further our celebrations, we will also be sending gifts to other Free and Open Source projects, inviting… [+]