This subject was rapported on August 3 2012. Markus wrote that the manifest for SQL server was changed to support SQL version 2005, because datatype datetime2 wasn't needed.
Is the Newsletter Studio still supported by SQL server 2005?
If so, I'm still getting the SQL server error 'datetime2' not supported. I have tried with version 1.3.2 and version 1.3.3.
It just looks like the ProviderToken for Entity Framework was set to 2008, I've changed it back to 2005 and if you download version 1.3.3 now it should work. You just need to replace NewsletterStudio.dll in the bin folder
We have imported 1079 subscribers to a mailing list. But only 100 is shown in the Umbraco subscribers list (in IE 8 and Safari). How do we reach the other 979 - for edit or just to check?
The license file is in place in the bin folder - and there's no trial icon anymore.
The list contains the 100 first recivers, you could search or filter. Pageing has been requested and is in the pipeline. If you really need to look at the data you could look in the db-table or use an external package like http://dewd.codeplex.com/ until it's in the core of Newsletter Studio.
Hi, thank you for your answer. But I think we will switch to using members. Our customer needs some custom fields, not for the sending newsletters, but for other maintenance. And we need a form on the website for adding subscribers automatically - and this, I think, can only be obtained with the Members class.
There is a form provided as a Razor script that will use the Newsletter Studio API to add a new subscriber to a given mailing list - so adding subscribers from a front end page is no problem.
But if you need other fields you will have to use the members section. If you need any of these properties as merge fields in Newsletter Studio ie lik [name]. You will have to implement you own render task to handle this.
SQL datetime2 not supported
This subject was rapported on August 3 2012. Markus wrote that the manifest for SQL server was changed to support SQL version 2005, because datatype datetime2 wasn't needed.
Is the Newsletter Studio still supported by SQL server 2005?
If so, I'm still getting the SQL server error 'datetime2' not supported. I have tried with version 1.3.2 and version 1.3.3.
Hi!
It just looks like the ProviderToken for Entity Framework was set to 2008, I've changed it back to 2005 and if you download version 1.3.3 now it should work. You just need to replace NewsletterStudio.dll in the bin folder
// m
Thanks very much, Markus!
Did it work?
Yes! We have just ordered a license :-)
Hi, Markus
Sorry, but I have another question:
We have imported 1079 subscribers to a mailing list.
But only 100 is shown in the Umbraco subscribers list (in IE 8 and Safari). How do we reach the other 979 - for edit or just to check?
The license file is in place in the bin folder - and there's no trial icon anymore.
Hi!
The list contains the 100 first recivers, you could search or filter. Pageing has been requested and is in the pipeline. If you really need to look at the data you could look in the db-table or use an external package like http://dewd.codeplex.com/ until it's in the core of Newsletter Studio.
// Markus
Hi, thank you for your answer. But I think we will switch to using members. Our customer needs some custom fields, not for the sending newsletters, but for other maintenance. And we need a form on the website for adding subscribers automatically - and this, I think, can only be obtained with the Members class.
Rgds, Franck
Hi!
There is a form provided as a Razor script that will use the Newsletter Studio API to add a new subscriber to a given mailing list - so adding subscribers from a front end page is no problem.
But if you need other fields you will have to use the members section. If you need any of these properties as merge fields in Newsletter Studio ie lik [name]. You will have to implement you own render task to handle this.
// m
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