I'm testing Newsletter Studio as our possible future solution. It looks nice, but I have one question. Beside manual sending of newsletter I have a need to do it also fx from a C# user control. I can see that there are API function for registerings email, but can't see anything like "Send newsletter", "Create nesletter"... Is this possible anyway to programmatically create and send new newsletter, as I can fx. add content to my website?
At the moment there is no way to do this using the API but I think it would be possible to create a letter, add it to the database, schedule it for send out and then run the scheduled task to fire of the send out.
But it would be a little hacky and not something thats documented in any way at the moment.
I'll have to look closer at this but there is stuff happening while the newsletter is prepared for send out, this will not be included in the next release as this release will be focusing on the subscribers and introduces some new features that will be very handy.
We'll keep this request in the backlog meanwhile, calling the scheduled task (which sould fire every five minute any way) would be the best way to go.
Programmatically creating and sending newsletter
Hello everyone!
I'm testing Newsletter Studio as our possible future solution. It looks nice, but I have one question. Beside manual sending of newsletter I have a need to do it also fx from a C# user control. I can see that there are API function for registerings email, but can't see anything like "Send newsletter", "Create nesletter"... Is this possible anyway to programmatically create and send new newsletter, as I can fx. add content to my website?
I hope this is clear what I mean :)
Best regards
Tomasz
Hi Tomasz!
At the moment there is no way to do this using the API but I think it would be possible to create a letter, add it to the database, schedule it for send out and then run the scheduled task to fire of the send out.
But it would be a little hacky and not something thats documented in any way at the moment.
// M
HI Markus,
Wouldnt it be much easier if u just exposed Service.Send() or whatever it's called :-)
best
Jesper
Hi!
I'll have to look closer at this but there is stuff happening while the newsletter is prepared for send out, this will not be included in the next release as this release will be focusing on the subscribers and introduces some new features that will be very handy.
We'll keep this request in the backlog meanwhile, calling the scheduled task (which sould fire every five minute any way) would be the best way to go.
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