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$ft .= following URL:n ; $ft .= http:// . $_SERVER[ HTTP_HOST ] . dirname($_SERVER[ PHP_SELF ]) . /remove.php?u= . $row[ user_id ] . &ml= . $_POST[ ml_id ]; } else { $ft = You are receiving this email because you subscribed ; $ft .= to one or moren mailing lists. Visit the following ; $ft .= URL to change your subscriptions:n ; $ft .= http:// . $_SERVER[ HTTP_HOST ] . dirname($_SERVER[ PHP_SELF ]) . /user.php?u= . $row[ user_id ]; } $msg = stripslashes($_POST[ msg ]) . nn ; $msg .= ————–n ; $msg .= $ft; $email = new SimpleMail(); $email->send($row[ email ], stripslashes($_POST[ subject ]), $msg, $headers) or die( Could not send email. ); } } break; } } header( Location: admin.php ); ?> That s it for now. You still have the user functions to worry about, but you ll tackle those in a bit. For now, load a few of these pages in your browser to see them in action; then we ll figure out how they work. 5. The first page of the mailing list application you want to take a look at is the Mailing List Administrator page. Load admin.php in your browser. As you can see in Figure 14-1, you can create a new mailing list, delete an existing mailing list, or send a quick message to users. Feel free to create a couple of new mailing lists. Go crazy, have fun, get wacky. Good. Let s move on. 6. Click the link at the bottom of the Mailing List Administrator page, Send a quick message to users. A new page appears where you can compose a new message and send it to either a single mailing list, or all users (see Figure 14-2). If you just created these pages, you don t have any users yet. You can compose a message, but it won t go to anyone. You ll need to create the user pages first, which you ll do shortly. 491 Mailing Lists
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