Jared Harbour

Yes, this is possible. If you separate each list id with a comma the shortcode will display each list with a checkbox next to it so the user can choose to subscribe to as many lists as they want to subscribe to.

Here’s an example of your shortcode with more lists added for comparison:
[sendpress-signup firstname_label='First Name' lastname_label='Last Name' email_label='E-Mail' listids='121,122,123,124' display_firstname='true' display_lastname='true' label_display='true' desc= '' thank_you='Thank you for subscribing CREC newsletter!' button_text='Submit']

Cheers,

Jared

Depending on your theme this could be very easy or really really painful. I was able to quickly do what you’re asking using the following CSS in the Twenty Twelve theme:

.sp_email{
    float: left;
    width: 60%;
}
.sendpress-submit{
    float: right;
    margin: 0px;
}

In the future I’d like to add template support for the widget, but for now some simple CSS should allow you to do a few things.

Below you’ll find the table create script we use in the plugin. Give that a try and let us know if you still have any issues.

CREATE TABLE wp_sendpress_report_url (
  'urlID' int(11) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  'url' varchar(2000) DEFAULT '',
  'reportID' int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY ('urlID'),
  KEY 'url' ('url'),
  KEY 'reportID' ('reportID')
)

Hi Mike,

Here is a list of the tables SendPress should have created on install. Can you take a look at make sure they are all there?

wp_19_sendpress_list_subscribers
wp_19_sendpress_queue
wp_19_sendpress_report_url
wp_19_sendpress_subscribers
wp_19_sendpress_subscribers_event
wp_19_sendpress_subscribers_status

‘wp_19_’ is my WP installs database table prefix, when looking for the tables the important part is ‘sendpress_’ ??

Jared

We are working on a post notification feature that would notify subscribers to new posts on your blog, but for now you will need to create an e-mail within SendPress and send it to your subscribers.

The number of e-mails that can be sent at any one time do depend on how you are sending them. For example, G-Mail allows you to send 500 e-mails a day. in your case sending through G-Mail your entire list would take 3 days to send (the first 500 would be sent the first day, and the following two days more would be queued up and sent).

If sending all the e-mails at once makes you nervous, try sending a test e-mail using the Send Test E-mail feature.

Jared

Hi Rubyb,

The opt-in e-mail is only sent to new subscribers who sign up using the signup form. Imported users are assumed to be active. The unsubscribe link works so you should feel free to send your newsletter. If you have any further questions don’t hesitate to ask.

Cheers, Jared

SendPress will be free after 1.0, but there will also be a SendPress Pro plugin that enhances some free features and adds some new ones as well.

For more info, check out sendpress.com

Can you give me a little more information about what versions you are running for WordPress, Themekit, and the Style My Tweets plugin? Any extra info you have would be very helpful.