# Latest Newsletters module

## Description <a href="#description" id="description"></a>

The AcyMailing module enables you to display the latest Newsletters on your website, the same way the mod\_latestnews module would do it for your Joomla Articles.

## Install the module <a href="#install-the-module" id="install-the-module"></a>

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* Log in to your backend and click on the menu "**Extensions -> Install/Uninstall"**.
* Browse for the AcyMailing module you just downloaded and then click on the button "**Upload File & Install**".
* You should now see the AcyMailing Module on your Joomla Module Manager. Don't forget to enable this module.

## Module parameters <a href="#module-parameters" id="module-parameters"></a>

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Params

* **Lists**: Click on the "select" button to select the lists in which AcyMailing will pick up your Newsletters
* **Number of Newsletters**: Specify the number of Newsletters you want to display on the module
* **Ordering**: Select how AcyMailing should order your Newsletters
* **Itemid**: ID of a Joomla menu linked to AcyMailing. Please specify this parameter only if you have access issues, otherwise leave it empty.
* **Display in a popup**: Do you want AcyMailing to open your archive in a popup or inside your Joomla template?
* **Display send date**: Do you want to display the send date on the latest Newsletter module?
* **Display the user's Newsletters**: If the user is logged in, should AcyMailing display the Newsletters the user received?
* **Date format**: Set the date format to display on the module.

## Custom error message <a href="#custom-error-message" id="custom-error-message"></a>

If there are no newsletter to display in the list you chose, you will see this message in the module: "Please make sure you have a published and visible Newsletter attached to your list".

If you want to change this message, you can add a custom translation in the Acymailing configuration, tab Languages by adding this: NO\_LATEST\_NEWSLETTER="Your own message here"

## Example <a href="#example" id="example"></a>

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