Custom script using our code
This documentation shows you examples of PHP code you can use to perform actions in AcyMailing
Before using our code
Making sure your CMS is loaded
If you want to use the AcyMailing code outside of your site, you will need to load your site's library then the AcyMailing library.
Add these lines first in your script and don't forget to replace PATH_TO_YOUR_JOOMLA_SITE_ROOT_FOLDER by the real value
define('_JEXEC', 1);
define('DS', DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR);
if (file_exists(dirname(__FILE__) . '/defines.php')) {
include_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/defines.php';
}
if (!defined('_JDEFINES')) {
define('JPATH_BASE', 'PATH_TO_YOUR_JOOMLA_SITE_ROOT_FOLDER');
require_once JPATH_BASE.'/includes/defines.php';
}
require_once JPATH_BASE.'/includes/framework.php';
$app = JFactory::getApplication('site');
Add these lines first in your script and don't forget to replace PATH_TO_YOUR_JOOMLA_SITE_ROOT_FOLDER by the real value
define('_JEXEC', 1);
define('DS', DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR);
if (file_exists(dirname(__FILE__) . '/defines.php')) {
include_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/defines.php';
}
if (!defined('_JDEFINES')) {
define('JPATH_BASE', 'PATH_TO_YOUR_JOOMLA_SITE_ROOT_FOLDER');
require_once JPATH_BASE.'/includes/defines.php';
}
require_once JPATH_BASE.'/includes/framework.php';
$container = \Joomla\CMS\Factory::getContainer();
$container->alias(\Joomla\Session\SessionInterface::class, 'session.web.site');
$app = $container->get(\Joomla\CMS\Application\SiteApplication::class);
Add these lines first in your script and don't forget to replace PATH_TO_YOUR_JOOMLA_SITE_ROOT_FOLDER by the real value, and to change $context if needed.
// site, administrator or cli, it depends on the way the script is called
$context = 'site';
define('_JEXEC', 1);
define('DS', DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR);
if (file_exists(dirname(__FILE__) . '/defines.php')) {
include_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/defines.php';
}
if (!defined('_JDEFINES')) {
define('JPATH_BASE', 'PATH_TO_YOUR_JOOMLA_SITE_ROOT_FOLDER');
require_once JPATH_BASE.'/includes/defines.php';
}
require_once JPATH_BASE.'/includes/framework.php';
$contextConfig = [
'site' => [
'session' => 'session.web.site',
'applicationClass' => \Joomla\CMS\Application\SiteApplication::class
],
'administrator' => [
'session' => 'session.web.administrator',
'applicationClass' => \Joomla\CMS\Application\AdministratorApplication::class
],
'cli' => [
'session' => 'session.cli',
'applicationClass' => \Joomla\Console\Application::class
]
];
$container = \Joomla\CMS\Factory::getContainer();
$container->alias('session', $contextConfig[$context]['session'])
->alias('JSession', $contextConfig[$context]['session'])
->alias(\Joomla\CMS\Session\Session::class, $contextConfig[$context]['session'])
->alias(\Joomla\Session\Session::class, $contextConfig[$context]['session'])
->alias(\Joomla\Session\SessionInterface::class, $contextConfig[$context]['session']);
$app = $container->get($contextConfig[$context]['applicationClass']);
\Joomla\CMS\Factory::$application = $app;
Add these lines first in your script and don't forget to replace PATH_TO_YOUR_WORDPRESS_SITE_ROOT_FOLDER by the real value
define('WP_USE_THEMES', false);
require('PATH_TO_YOUR_WORDPRESS_SITE_ROOT_FOLDER/wp-load.php');
Load the AcyMailing library
Before each of the following examples, please make sure the AcyMailing library is loaded.
$ds = DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR;
$acyHelper = rtrim(JPATH_ADMINISTRATOR, $ds).$ds.'components'.$ds.'com_acym'.$ds.'helpers'.$ds.'helper.php';
if (!include_once($acyHelper)) {
echo 'This code can not work without the AcyMailing Component';
return false;
}
$ds = DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR;
$acyHelper = WP_PLUGIN_DIR.$ds.'acymailing'.$ds.'back'.$ds.'helpers'.$ds.'helper.php';
if (!include_once($acyHelper)) {
echo 'This code can not work without the AcyMailing Component';
return false;
}
Subscribers
Create a new subscriber
use AcyMailing\Classes\UserClass;
$myUser = new stdClass();
$myUser->email = 'address@example.com';
$myUser->name = 'example name'; // this information is optional
// If you require a confirmation but don't want the user to have to confirm his subscription, you can set the confirmed field to 1:
// $myUser->confirmed = 1;
// You can add as many extra fields as you want if you already created them in AcyMailing
$customFields = [];
$customFields[custom_field_id] = 'france'; // the custom field id can be found in the Custom fields list of the AcyMailing admin page
//...
$userClass = new UserClass();
$userClass->sendConf = true; // Or false if you don't want a confirmation email to be sent
$userId = $userClass->save($myUser, $customFields); // this function will return you the ID of the user inserted in the AcyMailing table
Get a subscriber and / or its subscriptions
use AcyMailing\Classes\UserClass;
$userClass = new UserClass();
// Get the AcyMailing user from his email address
$user = $userClass->getOneByEmail($email);
// Or you can get the AcyMailing user from his site user ID
$user = $userClass->getOneByCMSId($userID);
// Get subscription
$userSubscriptions = $userClass->getUserSubscriptionById($user->id);
// If you need a simpler result, you can use this method
$userSubscriptions = $userClass->getSubscriptionStatus($user->id);
Lists
Create a list
use AcyMailing\Classes\ListClass;
$newList = new stdClass();
$newList->name = 'Your list name';
$newList->active = 1;
$newList->welcome_id = 43; // Optional. This is the Id of the mail you want to send as welcome email
$newList->unsubscribe_id = 52; // Optional. This is the Id of the mail you want to send when a user unsubscribes
$newList->color = '#3366ff'; // Optional. This is the color of the list
$listClass = new ListClass();
$listId = $listClass->save($newList); // This function will create the list and return the ID of the created list
Get the lists
use AcyMailing\Classes\ListClass;
$listClass = new ListClass;
$allLists = $listClass->getAll();
// You can then do a foreach on this variable (which contains an array of objects) and use ->name
// You can get a specific list like this
$myList = $listClass->getOneById(34);
// Or multiple lists like this
$myLists = $listClass->getListsByIds([22, 48]);
Delete a list
use AcyMailing\Classes\ListClass;
// This code will detach the list from your campaigns, delete the user subscriptions to that list then delete the list
$listClass = new ListClass();
$listClass->delete(43); // You should replace 43 by the ID of the list you want to delete
Subscriptions
Subscribe or remove a user from one or several lists
use AcyMailing\Classes\UserClass;
$subscribe = [2,4,6]; // Id of the lists you want the user to be subscribed to (can be empty)
$unsubscribe = [1,3]; // Id of the lists you want the user to be unsubscribe from (can be empty)
$acyUserId = '23'; // you can use the previous example code to get the user by its site user id or its email address
$userClass = new UserClass();
if(!empty($subscribe)){
// The last two parameters are are to make sure to send the welcome email
$userClass->subscribe($acyUserId, $subscribe, true, true);
}
if(!empty($unsubscribe)){
$userClass->unsubscribe($acyUserId, $unsubscribe);
}
Campaigns
Create a campaign
use AcyMailing\Classes\MailClass;
use AcyMailing\Classes\CampaignClass;
// Lists you want to attach the campaign to
$listIds = [3,5,8];
// We create the Campaign element that we will save in the database.
// You can use all fields from the database the same way we do it with subject and body.
$mail = new stdClass();
$mail->subject = 'your subject'; // Subject of your email
$mail->name = 'your campaign name'; // Name of the campaign
$mail->body = 'Hi folks, we have a big announcement...'; // Body of your email
$mail->bcc = 'example@test.com'; // BCC for your campaign
$mail->type = MailClass::TYPE_STANDARD; // Type of email
$mailClass = new MailClass();
$mailId = $mailClass->save($mail);
$campaign = new stdClass();
$campaign->draft = 1; // Create as a draft
$campaign->mail_id = $mailId;
$campaign->sending_type = CampaignClass::SENDING_TYPE_NOW; // Create a standard campaign
$campaignClass = new CampaignClass();
$campaignId = $campaignClass->save($campaign);
$campaignClass->manageListsToCampaign($listIds, $mailId);
Sending a campaign to its lists
use AcyMailing\Classes\CampaignClass;
$campaignClass = new CampaignClass();
$campaignId = $campaignClass->send($campaignId);
Sending emails
Insert an e-mail in the queue
use AcyMailing\Classes\QueueClass;
use AcyMailing\Classes\MailClass;
// The purpose of this code is to let AcyMailing send an e-mail to a specific user at a specific time.
// You just have to add an entry in the queue and AcyMailing will take care of the rest.
$acyUserId = '23';
$mailId = '45'; // ID of the email you want to add in the queue
$sendDate = time(); //When do you want the e-mail to be sent to this user? you should specify a timestamp here (time() is the current time)
// If you want to add the email in the queue only for one specific user
$queueClass = new QueueClass();
$queueClass->addQueue($acyUserId, $mailId, acym_date($sendDate, 'Y-m-d H:i', false));
// If you want to send the email to all the users subscribed to the list the email is attached to, you can use this:
$mailClass = new MailClass();
$mailToSend = $mailClass->getOneById($mailId);
$mailToSend->sending_date = acym_date($sendDate, 'Y-m-d H:i', false);
$mailToSend->parent_id = $mailId;
$mailToSend->sending_params = [''];
$queueClass->queue($mailToSend);
Send an email to a single user
Sometimes you want to send a pre-saved email to a single user only... In that case you should not bother with the queue system and use this code (it will send the email ID 67 to the user "user@example.com"):
The email ID can be found in the xxxx_acym_mail table, this is NOT the campaign ID displayed on the campaigns listing
use AcyMailing\Helpers\MailerHelper;
$mailer = new MailerHelper();
$mailer->report = true; // set it to true or false if you want Acy to display a confirmation message or not (message successfully sent to...)
$mailer->trackEmail = true; // set it to true or false if you want Acy to track the message or not (it will be inserted in the statistics table)
$mailer->autoAddUser = false; // set it to true if you want Acy to automatically create the user if it does not exist in AcyMailing
$mailer->addParam('var1', 'Value of the variable 1'); // Acy will automatically replace the tag {var1} by the value specified in the second parameter... you can use this function several times to replace tags in your email
$mailer->sendOne(67, 'user@example.com'); // The first parameter is the ID of the email you want to send
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