It is quite often that editors want to change the default “Unsubscribe” text in their customized Newsletters; the following article will show how to achieve this.

If you are using Gmail as your e-mail and you don’t have your own SMTP server, you can take advantage of using Gmail as your SMTP server in Kentico.

The Kentico Customer Experience Survey reveals its results today at TFM&A, and helps shed some light on how customers are evolving in the way they interact with brands in the digital age.  Here are some interesting findings…

This article describes how to dynamically update SMTP test server settings in the Site Manager / Administration / System / E-mail section, based on SMTP server settings for individual web sites, as defined in Settings / System / E-mails section.

If you have enabled the Email queue, and changed the Archive e-mails (days) settings in Site Manager --> Settings --> System --> E-mails, you will probably have some records in the CMS_Email table in your database. This article explains what records the table contains.

Subscriber macros like for example {%FirstName%} are not properly resolved in content of your pages when sent as a dynamic newsletter. This behavior is by design in Kentico up to version 6.0 (included) which makes it impossible to personalize the dynamic newsletter per subscriber. This article describes how to workaround this implementation.

A module that sends an e-mail or SMS to users who subscribe for document updates of predefined document types.

This article describes two ways of sending content of a custom table by e-mail. The Custom tables module allows users to create their own tables in the system database and manage data in them via the Kentico CMS user interface, without the need to use e.g. Microsoft SQL Server Management. This may come in handy in many scenarios, typically when you need to store a large number of structured data items, for which standard Kentico CMS documents are not efficient. Sometimes, you may want to send its content out of the system by e-mail, or even to do so periodically. Let’s see how to do it.

This article describes how to show newsletter(s) to subscribe in dependence on user´s role.
Let say you have two kinds of newsletter issues (business and non-business) and two roles, for business partners and for others. Current newsletter subscription web part shows all of them. If you want to show business issues for business role and non-business for other role, you can use following approach.

This article describes how to subscribe user to newsletter using API. You can use it e.g. for subscribing user to newsletter automatically after her registration (in this case you should create copy of RegistrationForm web part and use the code in its btnOK_Click method after UserInfo object for user is created and set into DB).