Creating a plain-text version of HTML that is suitable to be sent out as the text part of a multi-part email. Using C# and XSLT I have developed a working solution to the problem with help from a third party markdown XSLT file.
On 11.02.09, In Umbraco, by Simon Dingley
Some months back Tim Geyssens was kind enough to send me the source for his MailEngine addition to Umbraco before he released it on his blog. I made some customisations to the source to allow users to select templates and changed the filtering options slightly but other than that it worked jut fine for what [...]
On 01.12.09, In Development, by Simon Dingley
A project that I was updating recently didn’t start out its life as an ASP.NET AJAX enabled application so it was being upgraded to take advantage of some of the features and controls available in the AjaxControlToolkit. I added the necessary references to my project and added the assemblies to the Web.config and things seemed [...]
- @dotMailer A cop out to say the existing one is beyond your control as you chose it to begin with, good that its being replaced though
- Government response to petition 'ie6upgrade' http://bit.ly/dCw93F
- @dotMailer Does it make a difference that the editor is by #Telerik? The fact is that it still messes with your template code!
- @leekelleher Can't make it...again : ( Off to see @jimmycarr this evening #umbraco
- @leekelleher Happy birthday mate, hope you have a good one. Not doing a lot I assume if you are home alone with the little one?
- #Dotmailer editor system is a PITA because it changes all the markup once you put your campaign into their editor!