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  • Kalle Wibeck 30 posts 81 karma points
    Oct 06, 2012 @ 10:00
    Kalle Wibeck
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    Create Newsletters via WLW or copy/paste from Office w images...

    Hi,

    All our editors are very used to working with Ms Office and its easy way of adding images via cut n paste. To their annoyance it's not that simple to cut/paste an image/screenshot/etc into Umbraco...

    I've introduced them to adding content/images to our regular websites using Words wlw like features and they love it!

    If I want to create a similar simple work flow with 'NS' is there a way to set up a publishing channel that publishes into the NS backend, or is the only way to publish this content to use the url content feature?

  • Markus Johansson 1945 posts 5898 karma points MVP 2x c-trib
    Oct 08, 2012 @ 06:26
    Markus Johansson
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    Hi Kalle!

    Are you talking about the MetaWeblog api? At the moment the url content feature its the only way to do this. I guess you could set up a document type called "newsletter", use it with the exsisting weblog api and create a eventhandler that creates a new newsletter i NS whenever a node of the newsletter-document type is created. That event handler could also schedule the email for send out if thats wants needed.

    Is this colse to what you are looking for Kalle?

  • Kalle Wibeck 30 posts 81 karma points
    Oct 08, 2012 @ 15:46
    Kalle Wibeck
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    Yes!

    It's the  MetaWeblog API I meant.

    Your suggestion with an event handler sounds interesting and the result would be very close to what I have in mind...
    I guess I'll just have to learn how an eventhandler is built then ; )

    Are there any special requirements to be able to creat a newsletter programatically once I've been able to hook into the creation event?

    // Kalle

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