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Invision Community supports basic email tracking statistics out of the box. For more enhanced email tracking, yes you can use Sendgrid as your email provider. The drip campaigns application will use whatever email sending service is configured in your settings, including Sendgrid. In short - I would recommend Sendgrid for your particular use case.

If you did not associate the application during the initial onboarding process, your only option after the fact outside of contacting Invision for help resolving that issue would be to uninstall and reinstall the application which would indeed remove the data (campaigns) you have stored. I would recommend reaching out to Invision for assistance if you didn't get the application linked up initially. Unfortunately the issue you are facing isn't really specific to this application, but rather your general marketplace syncing which Invision would need to assist you with.

The version support update is pending approval, however the current version works on 4.5.

My plugin should be able to do what you need

Can you describe how you would use such functionality within the context of this Drip Campaigns application? I can see how this makes sense in a general mailing list application, however I'm having a hard time envisioning the use case for a Drip Campaigns application. The intention of this application is that you can manually or automatically assign users to a campaign and then ensure regular emails (based upon your configuration) are sent to that user. How would tagging users impact the campaigns or work flow in your use case? The Invision Community software can already track general statistics on how many people have opened specific types of emails so I believe this is partially covered within the base software? I guess if you can perhaps explain a little how you would use such functionality I can consider it further. I don't want to add functionality just for the sake of adding it and terminology aside, it would be useful to know what your intentions are specifically or what you need these features to do in practice.

You can send emails or PMs with drip campaign steps.

My application can do that:

Ok, I will give it some consideration but I'll probably want to see some more requests for this functionality in order to prioritize the request since this isn't standard Invision functionality.

In theory it's possible, but out of curiosity - would you actually be launching a "drip campaign" or is your interest in just reaching out to them once to get more information? I would assume if someone is intentionally deactivating their account you're not intending to continuously email them and it would be a one off email. To that end, it might make more sense if the author of the addon you linked to just added support to send a follow up email to their application instead? The nature of drip campaigns means it wouldn't make much sense (to me at least) for a user to "unsubscribe" from the campaign, however it is indeed directly tied to the "Send me news and updates" user preference. If a user turns that off, they won't receive drip campaign emails.

1.2.0 has been submitted which adds the bulkmail-style tag support, as well as an option to trigger a step immediately instead of requiring at least a one day wait period. Further - the code to initiate a campaign instance has been better abstracted to make it easier for third parties to integrate if they wish to do so.

Please send me a PM with a link to a page where the warning is showing twice. The change I made in the last update should not allow it to show twice, so I'll need to investigate on your site. Thanks.

Fixed in 1.1.1 Added an option for this in 1.1.1 Just uploaded the new version for you.

I've uploaded a new version which adds triggers for First album creation First blog creation New club creation I am going to consider the product expiry request a little further before digging in, as it has implications different from those other points (e.g. you may only want to initiate the campaign when certain products expire rather than any product). It's just a bit more complex so I want to gauge demand before diving into that bit.

When any of the selected triggers occur the campaign will be assigned. Yes, you visit the user's profile in the AdminCP, then scroll down and look at the bottom left hand corner of their profile. You'll see which campaigns the member is a part of, and be able to add the member to new campaigns, cancel existing campaigns, or restart the campaign. If you have a user on "Campaign A", they cannot be added to "Campaign A" again. You can cancel the campaign if you wish to stop it, or restart the campaign if you wish for the user to start over for some reason. In practice, you would typically only want to send a series of emails to a user once however, so this shouldn't be a major limiting factor in real world use. If you disable the campaign it will be stopped for all users (however their progress will be remembered in case you wish to reenable the campaign later).

A campaign can be just a single email if desired.

There shouldn't be any negative performance impact on high traffic boards, no. A campaign can be initiated by current activity, but the emails are sent via a task.

Sure, those things should be doable and I'll take a look. Might as well include "first post" as well in that list.

Feel free to send me a PM and we can discuss.

This is the support topic for my Old Topic Warning plugin.

I've written an application to introduce hCaptcha support.

I'm not 100% certain I'm understanding what you are looking for - are you saying you want the index page to remain normal but use this new layout within albums?

Yes, the homepage will be a stream of all recent images (that you have permission to view). It's not exactly a "block" - again, the intention is that the homepage is effectively replaced with a stream of images. It doesn't matter what album or category those images are in. Try now?

This is the support topic for my custom redirects plugin.

That one particular image is thumbnail sized. Admittedly, this layout is only going to look nice if you have large-ish dimension images. If your image uploads are all quite small (short), this layout isn't for you.

I've put up a demo here to test: http://rebraf.online/index.php?/gallery/ My server has been acting up a bit today, so apologies in advance if you hit any errors.