Hi all,
I have my site at www.rewindlancs.com which is hosted at Siteground.
I have installed a script which members can send an invite link to all the contacts in their Hotmail, Yahoo, GMail etc accounts. The script works great - my problem is that I've only just realised that there is a cap on how many emails my account can send per hour (400) and the max number of recipients is 20 per email :(
I am looking for a small amount of webspace, decent bandwidth and with no restrictions on the email side - any ideas or has anyone on here got some spare? I will only be hosting the script at the webspace, not the whole site ;)
Regards,
Wilsy.
Is this script available somewhere as SMF module or...?
Regards
Probably not, i have seen this before and that script were a standalone script generated from the web somewhere.
Cant remember where though
Nice looking site wilsy--I got my fav color picker out >:D :knuppel2:
Im now using this one: -
http://www.rewindlancs.com/forum/index.php?page=98
Its a free script from http://openinviter.com/
One of the net's best kept secrets!
wilsy,
That's a nice little snippet of php code you've got there on page 98 of your site. :up: I bet a lot of people would like to use something like that on their own sites with openinviter.
Care to share?
If so, feel free to put this in as a block code snippet in that board, and if you do, you might specify a link to your site as a demo and state that you use it in a php article.
It looks nice.
ZarPrime
nice find wilsy :up:
Quote from: ZarPrime on February 21, 2009, 06:16:16 PM
wilsy,
That's a nice little snippet of php code you've got there on page 98 of your site. :up: I bet a lot of people would like to use something like that on their own sites with openinviter.
Care to share?
If so, feel free to put this in as a block code snippet in that board, and if you do, you might specify a link to your site as a demo and state that you use it in a php article.
It looks nice.
ZarPrime
You simply need to install the scripts (from http://openinviter.com) on your server. Then simply call the form from a block or article in an iframe, as I've done.
You should be up and running in 10 mins! ;)
P.S. Hello m'lord, long time no see!!
Ah, yes, well, I was talking about the extra ssi calls you made below the form but, well, OK. ;D
I know how to do it, but a lot of others wouldn't.
ZarPrime
Quote from: ZarPrime on February 21, 2009, 07:15:53 PM
Ah, yes, well, I was talking about the extra ssi calls you made below the form but, well, OK. ;D
I know how to do it, but a lot of others wouldn't.
ZarPrime
The other blocks are controlled from within Tinyportal's admin section :)
Ah, OK. Now that I look at it a little closer I see that. Sorry about that. Very nicely done. :up:
ZP