for one of my clients I was developing a mail system for my clients. His customers collect emails in their stores and want to use them for mailing once in a while.
I know all the possible things that may go wrong, but as far as I can see, this is largely covered in the best way. We use SMTP (Authenticated) to send emails to clients, emails are signed by servers, we send out emails with a maximum value of 25 in 5 minutes, send headers to the option, etc. I can portray this is just the tip of the iceberg regarding all the things that I have to take care of ... but I warned my client that he might be better off using an existing application like MailChimp, but he insisted on doing it himself .
After our beta version was developed, we checked some tests, and actually everything went well. You had no problems with spam, all emails are well read in different clients, etc.
However, now one thing is a bit complicated ... the editor! We create templates for our customers (1 template, 6 styles). Our customers can upload them to their editor and edit the text inside. Since we (and the client) can see, everything is going well, however - the editor does not create HTML code that is convenient for e-mail (I should have known ...)
I searched the net for some articles / how-tos, but actually it was less.
We are currently using CKEditor(editor) and KCFinder(Image Plugin). As far as I know, CKEditor is the best free WYSIWYG available ... but is it good for email editing?
I noticed that some companies use their own editor (MailChimp), others used TinyMCE (Enormail.eu).
- ? CKeditor , , HTML- ?
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