Predefined Variables Shortcodes
[newsletter_email /]
– Ouputs the email address of each individual subscriber.
[newsletter_subject /]
– Display the title/subject of this newsletter in the content.
[newsletter_historyid /]
– Display the history ID of this newsletter in the content.
[newsletters_unsubscribe] – Generates an unsubscription link for each individual subscriber.
[newsletters_blogname] – Outputs the title of your WordPress blog.
[newsletters_siteurl] – Outputs an absolute URL to your WordPress blog’s home page.
[newsletters_mailinglist] – Output the name of the mailing list being sent to.
[newsletters_activate] – Generates an activation/confirmation link for each subscriber for the specific mailing list.
[newsletters_activate_url] – Generates and activation/confirmation URL for each subscriber.
[newsletters_manage] – Generates a link which will automatically validate a subscriber without requiring him to insert his email address, and takes him to a subscription management page.
[newsletters_online] – Give your subscribers a link to view the newsletter online in their browser.
[newsletters_track] – Inserts a tracking code into each individual email to track its read status. Ensure that you have tracking turned on in the Configuration in order for this to work. The way it work is it adds a 1 px by 1 px invisible image to each email. Each individual email sent through the plugin gets a unique tracking code. Ultimately, the tracking code alerts the plugin when a email is read by seeing if the invisible image is loaded.
[newsletters_date {format} {time}] – By default, this shortcode is inserted into the newsletter content or template as [newsletters_date]. Optionally, a format parameter can be passed to it like this [newsletters_date format="%d/%m/%Y"] to define the format of the date. By default, the format is %d/%m/%Y. See the PHP strftime manual. You can also pass a time attribute to the shortcode, e.g., [newsletters_date time="+3 days"] and it supports any PHP strtotime string, date string or timestamp as a value.
[newsletters_bouncecount] – Output the total email bounces for the subscriber.
[newsletters_customfields] – Output all custom fields with values in a table for the subscriber.
[newsletters_subscriberscount] – Display the total number of subscribers in the database.
[newsletters_post_thumbnail] – Display the featured image of the current post. See the Post Thumbnail Shortcode documentation.
[newsletters_post_permalink] – Fetches the current post permalink.
[newsletters_print] – Will output a print link. The link will open a print preview of the newsletter and automatically open a print dialog as well.
[newsletters_online_url] – Automatically generate a view online link.
[newsletters_bloginfo show=X] – Will show blog name, description, URL, etc.
[newsletters_field name=X] – Will show name, country, IP address, device, format, etc. Any of your custom fields created under Newsletters > Custom Fields and other internal fields. To use a default value when a subscriber doesn’t have a value for the field, separate the field slug with a pipe (|) and the default value, e.g., [newsletters_field name=firstname|Reader]