It seems that the only mechanism that Admidio has yet for sending emails is BCC. As is well known, this doesn't scale up to the large: hundreds or thousands. What happens is that popular servers such as hotmail receive a large number of emails simultaneously and consequently mark them up as spam. Th...

Having posted this, I realised I hadn't done what I didn't do with my last post: after changing something, quit the browser to get rid of all the session variables!

Now it works like a dream. But is phpmyadmin the only way to control things like this?

Some of the members of the organisation I'm beginning to use Admidio for don't have emails yet my attempts to remove the mandatory inclusion of an email in the profile field have so far been unsuccessful. Clearly it's needed for some purposes, such as if a user wants to register a username and log i...

Thanks Fasse, you're right.

I thought that Shift-Reload (which I did) was sufficient in Firefox to clear the cache, but quitting and restarting did the job.

Hi Fasse, It's probably a difference between British and US English. American practice is to use City, whereas British systems tend to use Town. (In UK, cities were traditionally towns with a cathedral or university.) As you don't distinguish British and US English it's probably better to use City w...

My problem was solved by a power cut during the night and the reboot that it triggered (on my home computer where I currently have Admidio installed). The old reboot trick was enough to update the system, whereas logging out and back in, which I'd tried earlier, didn't work. Obviously objects on a P...

I've just started using Admidio and I'm impressed. It does most of what I want for a membership system. But there's a terminology problem I can't fix. The English translation of the string "SYS_CITY" in the en.xml file is given as "Location" which is inappropriate for addresses i...