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Nice mini-module.
This:-
'#value' => '<div class="description">These options determine if an option to subscribe to this newsletter will appear on the contact page of your website, whether that option is an opt-in or opt-out checkbox, and what the wording will be next to that checkbox on the contact form.</div>',
should really be:-
'#value' => t(These options determine if an option to subscribe to this newsletter will appear on the contact page of your website, whether that option is an opt-in or opt-out checkbox, and what the wording will be next to that checkbox on the contact form.'),
'#prefix' => '<div class="description">',
'#suffix' => '</div>',
and likewise elsewhere.
$sql = "REPLACE {simplecontactcheck_newsletter_setting} SET newsletter_id = %d, add_this_newsletter = %d, opt_out = %d, wording = '%s'";
The SQL "REPLACE" will only work on MySQL and would fail on PgSQL. Contrib modules have to work in a wide variety of places and therefore should be constructed likewise.
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Kind regards,
AjK.
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User:
http://drupal.org/user/78449
Motivation message:
I am submitting to post the module described below, but I'll be posting
more modules in coming months as my team completes projects with modules
that we developed to be contributed back to the community.
This is a new module that has a dependence on Simplenews, but adds
functionality that I haven't been able to find. Among the people in the
drupal circles that I run in, this is a very helpful addition to the
simplenews functionality. It gives someone the ability to add a
checkbox to the contact form for opt-in or opt-out of newsletters
created through the Simplenews contributed module. You can see this
test page for an example:
http://drupal5.personaleducationmanager.com/contact (the check box at
the bottom was placed there by this module)
There is also an administrative side that adds itself to the existing
newsletter management interface for each newsletter. You can read more
about that in the description below.
You can download the module and associated documentation from this
page:
http://drupal5.personaleducationmanager.com/simplecontactcheck
I am calling the module "Simplenews Contact Checkbox". I've seen
something similar that adds newsletter sign up to the registration form,
but not for the contact form, which a lot of marketers are using for
lead generation on drupal sites. It was relatively simple from a coding
standpoint and I've tested the code pretty thoroughly, so it should be
ready to go, but I am perfectly willing and able to maintain it, if
anything were to arise.
Here is a complete description of the module functionality that my
development team used internally:
Full Name of Module Project: Simplenews Contact Checkbox Module
Module Folder Name: simplecontactcheck
Basic Description: This is a small add-on module that works with the
simplenews module to allow you to add checkboxes for newsletter
subscriptions to the contact form within Drupal.
Functionality Detail:
Administrative:
• Adds a new fieldset to individual newsletter settings - When
this module is enabled, a new fieldset is displayed to people with the
proper permissions to each newsletter settings under the
Newsletter->Settings tab (URL:
http://www.example.com/admin/content/newsletters/settings/# - #
represents the number of the newsletter). It is important to note that
this would appear on the individual newsletter settings page, so for
example, the first newsletter on the site has this settings URL:
http://www.example.com/admin/content/newsletters/settings/1 - so it
would appear on that page.
• Description of newsletter setting fieldset - The header of
this section is collapsed by default and is called 'Contact Form
Checkbox'. Within the fieldset, at the top, please add these
instructions:
'These options determine if an option to subscribe to this
newsletter will appear on the contact page of your website, whether that
option is an opt-in or opt-out checkbox, and what the wording will be
next to that checkbox on the contact form.'
• Newsletter setting fieldset option 1 – The first option
gives the administrator the option to add a checkbox to the contact form
for the respective newsletter. The option would read: Add this
newsletter to the contact form [] (with the brackets representing the
checkbox). When checked, this would add the checkbox for this
newsletter to the contact form just under the entry section of that form
and only for the roles that have the access privileges to view/use the
checkboxes (which is defined under the permissions settings described in
a moment).
• Newsletter setting fieldset option 2 - A second setting
within the fieldset would allows them to select whether the checkbox is
opt-in (default is an unchecked checkbox) or opt-out (default is a
checked checkbox). The option would read: Opt-out settings – check
for opt-out/un-check for opt-in: [] (with the brackets representing the
checkbox). If they check this box, meaning they are selecting
"opt-out", then the checkbox for this newsletter on the contact form
should be checked. If they don't check this box, meaning they are
selecting "opt-in", then the checkbox for this newsletter on the
contact form should be un-checked. There should be small instructions
just under this that say:
Newsletter subscription checkboxes are typically either opt-out or
opt-in. Opt-out means the checkbox is checked by default and the user
is automatically subscribed to the newsletter unless they click on the
checkbox, i.e. opt out, to remove the check. Opt-in means they have to
actively check the checkbox, or "opt in", in order to be subscribed
to the checkbox.
• Newsletter setting fieldset option 3 – This option allows
the user to define the wording that appears next to the newsletter
checkbox on the contact form. If nothing is entered, default should be
nothing. There should be small instructions just under this that say:
Enter the wording that you would like to appear to the right of the
checkbox on the contact form. Typical wording includes 'Yes, please
subscribe me to the Adaptive Campus newsletter.' Default is no
wording, but then your users won't know what newsletter to subscribe
to, so we recommend entering something simple.
• Permissions Settings for newsletter settings usage -
Permissions can be managed from the "Access control" areas, as it is
with other Drupal modules. But for admin features of this module, you
could just use the simplenews access settings, where if someone has
"administer newsletters" privileges under the simplenews module
settings, they can also use these administrative features. So no
additional permission options need to be added for the admin features of
this module.
• Permission Settings for viewing/using checkboxes on contact
form - Under the access control settings for this specific module, you
can have a setting for which roles see the checkboxes on the contact
form. You can call this 'view contact checkboxes'. When checked,
that role can use the checkboxes on the contact form.
User functionality:
• Based on the administrative settings, a checkbox for each
newsletter should appear on the contact form just below the other form
elements with an optional setting of wording next to each checkbox.
Only roles with viewing privileges should be able to see or use the
checkboxes.
• Checkboxes on Contact form – The checkboxes on the contact
form should be aligned to the left of the contact form, with the name of
the newsletter and then the wording that is defined in the admin (option
3) showing to the left of the checkbox. If multiple newsletters are
used, they should be listed one after the other. Using brackets to
represent the checkbox, and the wording to the right representing what
was entered in option 3 of the admin settings, it should look something
like this:
[] Yes, please subscribe me to newsletter 1.
[] Yes, please subscribe me to newsletter 2.
• Each checkbox will be checked (opt-out) or un-checked
(opt-in) based on the admin settings (option 2).
Module Dependencies:
Core Modules: Contact
Contributed Modules: Simplenews
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