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byPmoney, October 4, 2007
I am using mailman and wanted to have it integrated into Joomla. I was using a wrapper link but it didn't work perfectly and this component simplifies everything for the user. Simply login to Joomla, click the check box and click submit.
I couldn't get this component working properly but Curtis worked with me for a few days until we figured out the problem (I had a special character "#" in my mailman admin password) This small issue was breaking the script; Curtis sent me several debug versions of the component to try to see if we could figure out the problem.
I was pleasantly surprised how many emails we sent back and forth throughout the days until we noticed the message in the debug emails and figured it out. Great job guys! Excellent support of a great component.
I couldn't get this component working properly but Curtis worked with me for a few days until we figured out the problem (I had a special character "#" in my mailman admin password) This small issue was breaking the script; Curtis sent me several debug versions of the component to try to see if we could figure out the problem.
I was pleasantly surprised how many emails we sent back and forth throughout the days until we noticed the message in the debug emails and figured it out. Great job guys! Excellent support of a great component.
Owner's reply
I'm glad I could help. I added the debug section just for situations like this. What it does is send you emails of the HTML that it's seeing when it attempts to connect to mailman. That allows you to see where things are failing. In this case, it was the admin password with a # in it. My script understood it and passed it, but I don't think it's a valid string to pass in a URL, so it was ignoring everything after that and not succeeding. Long and short of it: Don't have a # in your admin password. ;)