This tab displays a sortable list of members of the selected mailing list. By default, members are listed in alphabetical order.

Button |
Description |
Add |
Click the button to add a new mailing list member. The Member dialog opens. |
Edit |
Select a member and click the button to edit his/her settings. The Member dialog opens. |
Delete |
Select a member and click the button to delete this mailing list member. |
Text File |
Click the button to open and edit a plain text file listing the mailing list members. To reveal the syntax rules, click the Comment button there. NOTE: You have to use UTF-8 format for this file, if you want to import it. |

Field |
Description |
Member |
The email address of the member. It can contain the users full name, in the following format:
You can use the Select button to open the Select Account dialogue. NOTE: You also can send SMS messages to mailing list members. For more information, see lower. |
Access |
Determines what the member can do. Default Member will have default rights as defined in the Mailing List - Security tab of mailing list settings. Or various combinations of the following can be chosen from: Receive Member will receive all messages sent to the list, and cannot post messages to the list. Post Member can post message to the mailing list. Digest Member will receive all messages sent to the list, in a single "digest" message, and cannot post messages to the list. NOTE: If a mailing list has a group entered as a member, then any rights defined in the mailing list for that group will override any rights defined in the group definition. |
Parameters |
Defines variables which can be used within a message to create personalized messages. Variables can be included within a message by including the variable name enclosed within double braces. For example: in the above screenshot, any occurrence of {{name}} within the message is replaced with John. |
Sending SMS Messages to Mailing List Members
Besides email messages, you can set sending SMS messages to mailing list members. I this case, use the following syntax:
<sms:<number>?user=<username>&pass=<password>>
Where:
<number> user's phone number,
<username> is a valid username for authentication (can be an account created for this purpose) only required if SMS server authentication is active,
<password> is the valid password associated with the username only required if SMS server authentication is active.
Example:
<sms:+15551234567?user=john&pass=johnspw>