My main question is about a warning I got when I finally got the mailman working, I also have some comments that might help others.
After submitting the join form, the activation email is sent and a redirect is requested to 'members/check_your_email', then in the url_helper line 44 uses:
I get a warning that I cannot modify header information, headers already sent by SMTP.php.
It's just a warning but should this be avoided?
Further comments/questions about mailman.
I downloaded the module a couple days ago and followed the instructions but there are some things I had to change:
To invoke send_my_email in Members.php I had to change this
To this
And in Mailman.php I changed this
To
and create the method 'error_from_send_my_email' in Mailman.php,
*IF* I want to use such a method, it currently sits under a die()
after echoing debugoutput.
I don't know what kind of info might possibly be output by
Is this safe or should this be removed and let execution fall to the redirect to
'mailman/error_from_send_my_email' and display a custom error message to the end user?
My host provider currently is Bluehost and I could not use tls I had to use ssl.
Mailman module header warning
3 years ago
3 years ago
#1
3 years ago
#2
Hello,
I put the Mailman module up.
I need to take a look at it.
Thanks for the info.
Dan
I put the Mailman module up.
I need to take a look at it.
Thanks for the info.
Dan
2 years ago
#3
Any further insight into this? same question here