Re: [WebDNA] Sending 100 mails an hour then pausing
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numero = 105986
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texte = --Boundary-01=_s1r5MvgSWJM7J4LContent-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableI'll tell you one way I've done this before:I wrote a script that sends an email to ONE subscriber then=20marks that address "sent" so it never gets sent again.=20Then I put a META-REFRESH tag into the page, set it for one=20second, and request that page in my browser.Then I leave the browser open and observe the script's=20progress until all messages have been sent.This is a quick and easy way to throttle WebDNA when you can=20just leave a browser tab open while it's working.Sincerely,Kenneth Grome> Hello team->=20>=20>=20> OK, this aging brain needs some help =96been too long since> I=92ve coded in WebDNA ;(>=20>=20>=20> We=92re having a going out of business sale for one of our> stores and want to email our customers with our final> special. These customers are all opt-in from our mailing> list.>=20>=20>=20> As a test, last week I sent 4000 emails and only got> about 15 orders out of 4000 potential which is abysmal.> I suspect most were caught up in spam filters because I> didn=92t throttle the rate at which they went out.>=20>=20>=20> So I=92m thinking I should be sending out about 100 emails> every hour.>=20>=20>=20> So my sendmail could be something like:>=20>=20>=20> [math show=3Df]count=3D0[/math]>=20> [search db=3D orders.db&neemaildata=3D[blank]&emailsumm=3DT]>=20> [founditems]>=20> [sendmail to[email]&blah]>=20> [math show=3Df]count =3D count + 1[/math]>=20> [showif [count] =3D100]math> show=3Df]count=3D0[/math][!]reset counter to 0[/!]>=20> Some code that waits for an hour =DF> need help with this snippet>=20> [/showif]>=20> [/founditems]>=20> [/search]>=20> Thanks guys.>=20>=20>=20> Will--Boundary-01=_s1r5MvgSWJM7J4LContent-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1"Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
I'll tell y=ou one way I've done this before:
I wrote a s=cript that sends an email to ONE subscriber then marks that address "s=ent" so it never gets sent again.
Then I put =a META-REFRESH tag into the page, set it for one second, and request that p=age in my browser.
Then I leav=e the browser open and observe the script's progress until all messages hav=e been sent.
This is a q=uick and easy way to throttle WebDNA when you can just leave a browser tab =open while it's working.
Sincerely,<=/p>
Kenneth Gro=me
> Hello =team-
>
>
>
> OK, th=is aging brain needs some help =96been too long since
> I=92ve= coded in WebDNA ;(
>
>
>
> We=92r=e having a going out of business sale for one of our
> stores= and want to email our customers with our final
> specia=l. These customers are all opt-in from our mailing
> list.<=/p>
>
>
>
> As a t=est, last week I sent 4000 emails and only got
> about =15 orders out of 4000 potential which is abysmal.
> I susp=ect most were caught up in spam filters because I
> didn==92t throttle the rate at which they went out.
>
>
>
> So I==92m thinking I should be sending out about 100 emails
> every =hour.
>
>
>
> So my =sendmail could be something like:
>
>
>
> [math =show=3Df]count=3D0[/math]
>
> [searc=h db=3D orders.db&neemaildata=3D[blank]&emailsumm=3DT]
>
> [found=items]
>
> [sendm=ail to[email]&blah]
>
> = [math show=3Df]count =3D count + 1[/math]
>
> = [showif [count] =3D100]math
> show==3Df]count=3D0[/math][!]reset counter to 0[/!]
>
> = Some code that waits for an hour =DF
> need h=elp with this snippet
>
> [/show=if]
>
> [/foun=ditems]
>
> [/sear=ch]
>
> Thanks= guys.
>
>
>
> Will=p>--Boundary-01=_s1r5MvgSWJM7J4L--
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--Boundary-01=_s1r5MvgSWJM7J4LContent-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableI'll tell you one way I've done this before:I wrote a script that sends an email to ONE subscriber then=20marks that address "sent" so it never gets sent again.=20Then I put a META-REFRESH tag into the page, set it for one=20second, and request that page in my browser.Then I leave the browser open and observe the script's=20progress until all messages have been sent.This is a quick and easy way to throttle WebDNA when you can=20just leave a browser tab open while it's working.Sincerely,Kenneth Grome> Hello team->=20>=20>=20> OK, this aging brain needs some help =96been too long since> I=92ve coded in WebDNA ;(>=20>=20>=20> We=92re having a going out of business sale for one of our> stores and want to email our customers with our final> special. These customers are all opt-in from our mailing> list.>=20>=20>=20> As a test, last week I sent 4000 emails and only got> about 15 orders out of 4000 potential which is abysmal.> I suspect most were caught up in spam filters because I> didn=92t throttle the rate at which they went out.>=20>=20>=20> So I=92m thinking I should be sending out about 100 emails> every hour.>=20>=20>=20> So my sendmail could be something like:>=20>=20>=20> [math show=3Df]count=3D0[/math]>=20> [search db=3D orders.db&neemaildata=3D[blank]&emailsumm=3DT]>=20>
[founditems]>=20> [sendmail to[email]&blah]>=20> [math show=3Df]count =3D count + 1[/math]>=20> [showif [count] =3D100]math> show=3Df]count=3D0[/math]
[!]reset counter to 0[/!]>=20> Some code that waits for an hour =DF> need help with this snippet>=20> [/showif]>=20> [/founditems]>=20> [/search]>=20> Thanks guys.>=20>=20>=20> Will--Boundary-01=_s1r5MvgSWJM7J4LContent-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1"Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
I'll tell y=ou one way I've done this before:
I wrote a s=cript that sends an email to ONE subscriber then marks that address "s=ent" so it never gets sent again.
Then I put =a META-REFRESH tag into the page, set it for one second, and request that p=age in my browser.
Then I leav=e the browser open and observe the script's progress until all messages hav=e been sent.
This is a q=uick and easy way to throttle WebDNA when you can just leave a browser tab =open while it's working.
Sincerely,<=/p>
Kenneth Gro=me
> Hello =team-
>
>
>
> OK, th=is aging brain needs some help =96been too long since
> I=92ve= coded in WebDNA ;(
>
>
>
> We=92r=e having a going out of business sale for one of our
> stores= and want to email our customers with our final
> specia=l. These customers are all opt-in from our mailing
> list.<=/p>
>
>
>
> As a t=est, last week I sent 4000 emails and only got
> about =15 orders out of 4000 potential which is abysmal.
> I susp=ect most were caught up in spam filters because I
> didn==92t throttle the rate at which they went out.
>
>
>
> So I==92m thinking I should be sending out about 100 emails
> every =hour.
>
>
>
> So my =sendmail could be something like:
>
>
>
> [math =show=3Df]count=3D0[/math]
>
> [searc=h db=3D orders.db&neemaildata=3D[blank]&emailsumm=3DT]
>
> [found=items]
>
> [sendm=ail to[email]&blah]
>
> = [math show=3Df]count =3D count + 1[/math]
>
> = [showif [count] =3D100]math
> show==3Df]count=3D0[/math][!]reset counter to 0[/!]
>
> = Some code that waits for an hour =DF
> need h=elp with this snippet
>
> [/show=if]
>
> [/foun=ditems]
>
> [/sear=ch]
>
> Thanks= guys.
>
>
>
> Will=p>--Boundary-01=_s1r5MvgSWJM7J4L--
Kenneth Grome
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