I’m searching for something along the lines of the mailing list… I’d like to add anything to my page that says " acquire an email any time new content can be added"… a place for an email address to be entered and the place for me to access the list associated with addresses. I can manually offer the emails, but We need something that will gather the information for me.
It sounds like you need to get a report on email addresses (and name),
however you will then apply your ISP e-mail client to e-mail the list manually
on your hard disk (like Outlook Express) Usually correct
I ask because if you are planning on using your own webhost (website) for you to send out
electronic mails using PHP, it is advisable to find out if you will find any restrictions on
sending emails using PHP. Numerous webhosts have limits in quantity
as well as emails per minute/hour/day.
Should you be thinking of just collecting email details (and their name),
you’ve three options…
1) They try a form on your webpage like that:
< sort action=" sendit. php" method=" post" >
Title: < input type=" text" name=" name" > < br />
Mail: < input type=" text" name=" email" > < br />
< reviews type=" submit" name=" submit" value=" Add me to your list" >
< /form>
The PHP script called " sendit. php" transmits you an electronic mail from " the user",
to help you to simply use Outlook Express to feature it to a group, very easily.
Then you definately use your Outlook Express to offer a group electronic mail.
2) Similar form, but the actual PHP script identified as " sendit. php" appends their
name and email to your text file possitioned on your webhost. Believe need
to see that text file to find out the list of names and e mail addresses.
3) The PHP script called " sendit. php" really does both… it appends name to your list,
and as well sends you a strong email.
Intended for added spamming command, you would really need to add " captcha" and also some other
form of anti-spamming… in almost any case, expect a great deal of abuse.
Should you be thinking of doing it all using your webhost (not your own email client),
this is a whole different point.