Extend Mailster even further by coding. This section is for Developers and often requires PHP knowledge.
In Mailster you can have multiple autoresponders to trigger your campaigns automatically. Some of them have a date or timestamp to get triggered within a certain timeframe. To not go way back to the beginning of time (and to accidentally sent to all your subscribers) Mailster uses a “Grace Period”.
If you are using Tags in Mailster you may like to use them in your links as well. Since links must be encoded the content of your tags must be encoded as well.
Mailster has a powerful tag engine built in where you can dynamically populate your newsletter campaigns. Dynamic Custom Post Types work similarly to regular post types but are not stored in your database but generate content on demand.
Mailster forms can be defined and customized via the forms page. You can add additional content via some coding by using the mailster_form filter hook.
Mailster offers an easy way to get your subscribers via segmentation. If you like to get more out of this via some custom coding you can use the Subscriber Query.
Each mail sent with Mailster is technically a multi-part message in MIME format. It contains three sections:
Mailster gives you the option to define custom fields where you can store additional information of your subscribers. Sometimes you need to verify these values with some custom code.
Sometimes you need the current subscriber on your website. Mailster has some built-in methods to get this information.
By default, Mailster will remove all unused tags in the final version of your campaign. To prevent that you can whitelist certain tags with some custom code.
It’s easy to assign subscribers to the list with the UI of Mailster. Just select the subscribers you like to assign and select the option from the drop-down. To get more specific you need to add some custom code to your website.
Mailster has some internal texts which are used at various locations. By default, you can change them on the Text tab in the settings but if you like a more flexible approach you can simply change them by a hook via the mailster_text filter.
You can quickly add subscribers in Mailster with some line of code.
You can check for Mailster with To run your code you should wrap it in the Mailster Closure The Mailster Closure ensures your code gets only executed if Mailster is completely loaded. If Mailster is not installed or activated it will simply be ignored. You can have multiple Mailster Closures in your plugin. Adding new […]
Version 4.1.5 2024-11-11 improved: admin notices improvements improved: show "0" values on subscriber details page instead of nothing improved: convert license screen improved: option to quickly remove filter from subscriber overview added: {second} tag to display the current second fixed: minor CSS issues fixed: PHP Notice while Autoresponder converting fixed: Trigger selector break blocks if […]