Membership Robot - Administration Manual

Contents:

Section 1: How to Read this Manual
Section 2: Admin Area Homepage
Section 3: Affiliates Manager
Section 4: Banners Manager
Section 5: Custom Pages Manager
Section 6: Navigations Menu Manager
Section 7: Downloads Manager
Section 8: Emails Manager
Section 9: FAQ's Manager
Section 10: Mailing Lists Manager
Section 11: Login Logs Manager
Section 12: Members Manager
Section 13: Membership Types Manager
Section 14: One-Time Offers
Section 15: Site Settings Manager
Section 16: Pages Manager
Section 17: Payment Processors Manager
Section 18: Upgrades Manager
Section 19: Out Protect
Section 20: Mass Mailer



Section 1: How to Read this Manual

This manual is being made to help you know how to do everything you can do with the Membership Robot, which is a lot of things. Since it is so many things we will be breaking it down in sections.

Each of the sections will have all the information that is available for a link of the Admin Area Navigation menu. The Admin Area Navigation menu is the block of links that is shown after login into the admin area of the website you are running with the Membership Robot.


Section 2: Admin Area Homepage

This area is simply the place you go after logging into the admin area.

It will tell you the version of the Membership Robot you are running and it will let you know when there are new upgrades available in the administrative area.

That's it.


Section 3: Affiliates Manager

The Affiliates Manager is the place of the admin area in which you can do anything related to the affiliates.

There you can:

1. Add New Affiliates
2. See a List of All Active Affiliates
3. See a List of All Inactive Affiliates
4. See a List of All Unverified Affiliates
5. Download the CSV file you can use at PayPal to Pay the Affiliates Commissions

When you choose to list the Active, Inactive, or Unverified Affiliates you will be able to do everything listed here below:

1.
Make Active Affiliates Inactive (ie. Suspend their accounts)
2.
Make Inactive/Suspended Affiliates Active
3.
Mark Unverified Email Addresses Verified
4.
Edit the Affiliate Information
5.
See the Live Stats for the Affiliates
6.
Delete the Affiliates

When you Add New Affiliates You have the Option to add them as either:

1.
Active & Verified; this way the affiliate will be able to access his account right away
2.
Inactive (Needs Email Verification); this way the affiliate is added as if he [him/her]self added their account into the system. They will receive a confirmation link via email and when they click on it they will be able to login

Section 4: Banners Manager

This is the area of the website where you manage the banners that members and/or affiliates will use to
promote your website in order to earn a commission from each referral.
You will set the amount of commission for each membership when managing those.


And from it you can choose to:

1. Add New Banners
2. See a List of All Active Banners
3. See a List of All Suspended Banners
When you choose to add a new banner you will get this screen (on the next page) which asks you for the information on the banner that you are posting onto the website.


These are the things is asking you for and what they mean:

1.
Unique "Banner ID" - This one is mainly for your use/benefit, it should be one word that
describes the banner to yourself as affiliates/members will not see this.
2.
Banner image File to Upload - Here you click on Browse and choose the actual image file for
the banner being added to the website.
3.
Banner Text Line - Every banner will show one line of text right below the image. This field is
where you enter that line of text for the banner being added onto the website.
4.
Clicks open into a new browser window? - This settings let's you choose if you want each
banner displayed to open a new browser window when people click on it or not. It is
recommended to always choose Yes as these are the banners that will be displayed on the
affiliates/members websites when they are advertising your website.
When you choose to list the Active or Suspended Banners you will be able to:

1.
Make Active Banners Suspended
2.
Make Suspended Banners Active
3.
Edit the Banner's Information
4.
Delete Banners from the Database/Site


Section 5: Custom Pages Maker

This is the part of your website where you Add, Turn On/Off and/or Delete Custom pages to your website.

When you choose to Delete Custom Pages you will be able to:

1. Turn Custom Pages either On or Off
2. Delete Custom Pages Permanently
You can use the on/off option to take down pages you're not sure if you really want gone or not, so you can always have it there if you decide to use it; so instead of having to remake the entire page again you will only click a link that says "Turn On" and the page is there.

When you choose to add a new custom page you are presented with a new page.

Here is an explanation of everything it is asking you for:

1.
Title for Link Tooltip - Here you enter a short sentence that will show up when people hover their mouse over the link for the custom page
2.
Text Used for Navigation Link - Here you enter the actual short name that will be displayed on the navigation menu link for this navigation page
3.
Area Page Will Show On - Here you choose what area of the website you are adding the new custom page into.
4.
Show Only After Logged In - Here you choose if people need to be logged into the appropriate Area for them to see the page.
5.
Open on a new Browser Window - Exactly. Here you choose if the navigation menu link opens onto a new browser window or on the same one.
6.
Contents of the Page Are - This is how you choose what type of custom page you're adding and the details of the custom page. There is 2 types of pages possible:

a) An external URL - These are pages to link to a URL you Specify.

b) Page Made Using Contents Below - This is a page that will be made using the same exact look of your website template inserting the contents you enter on the WYSIWYG web page editor.

If you use a Page Made Using Contents Below then you must also enter a Page Name for URL which is the virtual filename which will be used on the navigation link url for the new custom page.

7.
You can also click on the link that says Click to Make a Payment Button to make a payment button for either PayPal or any Custom Payment processor you have added. Then you can just paste the button code onto the new custom page you're adding. And you didn't have to go to the Processor's website to get the button code!

8.
Lastly you can choose to Preview the New Custom Page (if not an External URL).
To add the new custom pages into the database simply click on the Submit Information button.

If you need to edit any of the custom pages' contents you can do so by clicking on the Pages link from the navigation menu of any page inside the admin area to access the Pages Manager.


Section 6: Navigation Menus Manager

This is the area of the website where you go to manage the information used to display the navigation menus of all areas from the Membership Robot script.

The first step of the navigation menus manager is to pick which area of the website you want to manage the navigation menu for.

The word Outside on each area is for areas with visitors that have not logged in, and the word Inside on each area is for areas where visitors have logged into already.

When you choose the area you want to work on you will see a page, in it we have chose the Affiliates Area - Outside.

From there you can choose to:

1. Edit the Link's Information (Link Text and Link Tooltip Text)
2. Turn Off Active Links
3. Turn On Inactive Links
4. Rearrange Links Positions

Section 7: Downloads Manager

This is the area of your website where you manage the downloads that are available for either/all the
membreship types on your website.

From the main page of the Downloads Manager you can choose to:

1. Add New Downloads
2. See a List of Active Downloads
3. See a List of Inactive Downloads

When you choose to see a list of either Active or Inactive downloads you will be able to:

1. Make Active Downloads Inactive
2. Make Inactive Downloads Active
3. Edit the Downloads on File
4. Permanently Delete Downloads

When you choose to Add New Downloads you will see a new screen.

Here is a description of the information it is asking for:

1.
Display Name - This is the download name that will be used when displaying the new download
to each member
2.
Display Description - This is the download information/description that will be used when
displaying the new download to each member (HTML is Accepted on this field)
3.
Upload a File - Here you click on the Browse button so you can choose the file you want to
upload thru the web browser (only recommended for files under 10mb)
4.
Choose One Already Uploaded - If the new file is bigger than 10mb it is recommended that you
upload it onto the site via FTP before adding it to the site; this way you can choose it from the
drop down list once it's done uploading
5.
Expire Download By Time - This lets you setup downloads that will remove themselves from
each member's account after each member has been active for the specified amount of time,
this setting is based on each member's join date so they each get the same amount of time.
6.
Expire Download By Amount of Downloads - This lets you setup downloads that will remove
themselves from each member's account after each member has download the file a specified
amount of times.
7.
Do not expire the download - This lets you setup downloads that do not remove themselves.

Section 8: Emails Manager

This is where you manage the contents & subjects of the emails sent by the script for your website actions.

On the main page of the Emails Manager you choose which email to edit.

Once you have selected the email you want to update scroll down and click on the Edit Email button.

When you do so you are taken into the Email Editor. There you will find a list of Keywords you can use on the email being edited.

These Keywords work as placeholders for information that will be filled in at the time each email is sent out in order to personalize the email. You will see examples on how to use Keywords on the emails being edited themselves.

You can edit the contents of the message. You can change the:

1. Subject - This is the subject that will be used on the email sent each time
2. Email Contents - These are the contents of the email that will be sent each time

Section 9: FAQ's Manager

This is the area of your website where you manage the questions that are displayed on the FAQ's for the
different areas of your website.

You can choose to edit the FAQ's for the following areas:

1. Members Area - FAQ's shown to members that have logged in
2. Outside Area - FAQ's shown to visitors that have not logged in
3. Affiliates Area - FAQ's shown to affiliates that have logged in
4. Affiliates Outside Area - FAQ's shown to visitors of the affiliate's area that have not logged in


When you choose which area you want to manage, you will be able to:

1. Add New Questions & Answers for the Area
2. Turn Active Questions Off
3. Turn Inactive Questions On
4. Delete Questions Permanently

Section 10: Mailing Lists Manager

This is the area of your website where you can manage the mailing lists that will be available on your website.

At the main page of the Mailing Lists Manager you can choose to:

1. Add New Mailing Lists
2. Manage/Edit/Delete Mailing Lists
3. Get Mailing Lists HTML Code
When you choose to add a New mailing list you will be presented with a screen.

In that screen you are asked to enter the following information:

1.
Unique List ID - This is a Unique one word description of your list that will only be used to identify the list on the admin area (ie. For your eyes only)
2.
List Title - This is the list name that will be used when the script is making the signup box HTML Code for the new list
3.
List Description - This is a short description of the list which will be used by the script when it's making the signup box HTML Code for the new list
4.
Sends in HTML - This lets you choose if this list sends messages out in Text Format or HTML Format
5.
Ask For Members First Name - This lets you choose if you want to ask for the subscriber's first name on the signup box made by the script for you
6.
Require Members First Name - When the above is enabled, this lets you choose if you want the subscriber's first name on the signup box to be mandatory (required) or not
7.
Ask For Members Last Name - This lets you choose if you want to ask for the subscriber's last name on the signup box made by the script for you
8.
Require Members Last Name - When the above is enabled, this lets you choose if you want the subscriber's last name on the signup box to be mandatory (required) or not

When you choose to Edit/Manage/Delete Mailing Lists from the main page options you will be presented with a list of mailing lists on the database.

You will there be able to:

1. See the Details of Each Mailing List
2. Make Active Mailing Lists Inactive
3. Make Inactive Mailing Lists Active
4. Delete Mailing Lists Permanently
5. Manage Auto Responders
The first four are self explanatory. The fifth one is more complex than it sounds. When you click on the
Manage Auto Responders link for any mailing list you are presented with a new page.

On that page you have the following options:

1. Add New Auto Responses
2. See Active Auto Responses
3. See Inactive Auto Responses
4. Edit Auto Responses Order

When you choose to Add New Auto Responses you will be taken to a page that lets you choose if this is an HTML or a Text Format response. Once you choose you're taking to another page.

On that screen you are asked for the following information:

1.
Email Message Subject - This is the subject that will be given to the email for this response
being added.
2.
Email Message Contents - This is the information that will be sent out in the email for this
response to each subscriber (the sample above shows the HTML Response editor)
3.
Wait Before Send Since Last Volume - This is the amount of time you want to go by since the
previous response being sent before this new response is sent to each member. This time is
based on each subscriber's timeline to ensure everyone gets the same content
When you choose to See Active or Inactive Auto Responses you will be shown a list of the appropriate
responses on file for the mailing list you're working on. On this list you will be able to:

1. Turn Active Responses Off/Inactive
2. Turn Inactive Responses On/Active
3. Edit the Response Contents
4. Permanently Delete the Response
When you choose to Edit Auto Responses Order you will be taken to a page in which you will be able to
arrange the order in which the responses will be sent out to each subscriber.

You will do so by clicking on the Move Up or Move Down links of the responses you want moved around.

Section 11: Login Logs Manager

This area is really straight forward. This is the place where you can go see the login logs for all areas of your website.

This will help you know who is active, who's not, and even let you know what passwords hackers use to try and break into your admin area if anyone ever tries to.

On the main page you choose what Login Logs you want to see on a page.

Once you choose the area you want to look at the script will show you the login logs for that specific area; and if it is the admin area you will be able to see the bad password used on failed admin login attempts.

Section 12: Members Manager

The Members Manager is the place of the admin area in which you can do anything related to the members of your website.

From the main page of the Members manager you will be able to:

1. Add New Members
2. See a List of All Active Members
3. See a List of All Inactive Members
4. See a List of All Unpaid Members
5. See a List of All Unverified Members

When you choose to list the Active, Inactive, Unpaid or Unverified Affiliates you will be able to do everything listed here below:

1. Make Active Members Inactive
2. Make Inactive Members Active
3. Make Unpaid Members Active
4. Make Unverified Members Verified and/or Active
5. Edit Member Account's Information
6. Permanently Delete Member Accounts
7. See the Live Stats of Members
When you choose to Add New Members, they are added in Active Status to the account and you will be able to choose whatever membership type you want them to have.

Members added to the site thru the admin area won't have to pay for their memberships regardless if they're signing up for a Free or Paid (One-Time &/or Monthly) account

Section 13: Membership Types Manager

This is the area of your website from where you control the membership types available on your website.

Each Membership type has its own downloads and custom pages so you can use Membership Types to offer many different products and/or services with the Membership Robot.

From the main page of the Membership Types Manager you can choose to:

1. Add New Membership Type
2. List Active Membership Types
3. List Inactive Membership Types

When you choose to see a list of either the Active or Inactive membership types you will be presented with a list of the Membership Types on file for the appropriate status selected.

From that list you will be able to:

1.
Make Active Membership Types Inactive
2.
Make Inactive Membership Types Active
3.
Edit the Membership Types Information
4.
Delete the Membership Type Permanently
5.
You can see each Membership Type Details
When you choose to Add New Membership Type you will be presented with a new page.


This is the description regarding the information this page is asking you for:

1.
Display Name - This is name that will be used to refer to the new membership type when
displayed on the viewed pages of your website
2.
Description - This is the description that you want shown to the visitors of your website (HTML
is Allowed Here)
3.
Price - This is the amount you want to charge for this membership type
4.
Monthly Charge - This lets you tell the script if you want to charge the Price every month or as a
one-time fee for the new membership type
5.
Stop Selling In - This lets you setup an expiration time for this new membership type
6.
Color for Membership Type on Compare List - This is the color you want used to represent the
new membership type on the Membership Types Comparison Page
7.
Commission (Direct Referrals) - This is the amount of money from the Price you want to pay the
direct referrer of new members of this membership type
8.
Commission (2nd Level) - This is the amount of money from the Price that you want to pay the
person who referred the Direct Referrer of a new member for this membership type
When you choose to see a list of either Active or Inactive Membership Types you will be taken to a page
with a list of the appropriate Membership Types for the selected status.

From this list you will be able to:

1.
Make Active Membership Types Inactive
2.
Make Inactive Membership Types Active
3.
Edit the Membership Type Information
4.
Permanently Delete Membership Types

Section 14: One-Time Offers Manager

This is the area of your website in which you manage the One-Time Offer for each of the available membership types as each of the membership types available get a separate One-Time Offer.

On the main page of the One-Time Offers Manager you choose which Membership Type you want to work on and then click on either:

1. Edit One-Time Offer
2. Reset OTO Last Shows

When you choose to Edit One-Time Offer you will be presented with a page that will let you enter the contents of the One-Time Offer Page the members will see, and will let you turn the One-Time offer On or Off.

This setting is independent for each membership type so you will be able to setup some membership types with active One-Time offers and you will be able to setup some membership types without. All up to you as the script allows it.

The page where you edit the One-Time offers from has a built-in WYSIWYG HTML Editor.

When you choose to Reset OTO Last Shows this will reset everyone's OTO information so that everyone gets to see the One-Time Offer again. This is useful for people running different One-Time Offers over time on their websites.

Section 15: Site Settings Manager

This is the area of your website from where you manage all of the settings for your website.

On the main area of the Site Settings Manager you can choose which part of the settings you want to update.


You can choose from the following options:

1. General Options
2. Paypal Options
3. Site Defaults
4. SMTP Authentication
Each of these areas hold a different group of settings, all explained here below.

The General Options Settings Are:

1. Site Name - This is the name of your website to be used in Webpages & Emails
2. Site Slogan - This is the Slogan of your website to be used in Webpages & Emails
3. Site Email - This is the Site's Administrator Email Address
4. Admin Password - This is the password required to login to the admin area
*****************************************
5.
(verify) - This is where you confirm your Admin Password entered above
6.
Installation URL - This is the URL to the Main folder of your Installation (Unless you move your site you don't need to change this)
7.
Installation Full Path - This is the Full Path to the Main folder of your installation (Unless you move your site you don't need to change this)
8.
Admin Unique IP Address - Set this to the only IP Address that will be allowed to access the admin area of your website. When enabled this feature will block access from anywhere else except for the IP Address entered.
Further, if your IP Address changes before you can update this setting thru the Admin Area you can easily update (or remove) the IP Address on file by using phpMyAdmin and accessing the
database manually. The setting is called UNIQUE_IPADDRESS and can be found inside of the table called PREFIX_settings.

9.
Time Difference Between Server and Your Local Time - This setting lets you adjust the script
time stamps to match your own time-zone and not the one of where your site is served from.
10. Navigation Menu Style - Here you can choose if you want the navigation menu system to
display the navigation menu Sideways (as all links in one line) or Downwards (as one link per
line).
11. Show Login Box on Navigation Menu - This setting lets you choose if you want the login boxes
to show on the navigation menu or not. By default this option is enabled and the members login
page itself is disabled.
If you choose to disable the login boxes from the navigation menu, simply go to the Navigation
Menus Manager and Turn On the Members Page on Members Area - Outside and the Login
Page on the Affiliates Area - Outside.

12. Prefix for Support Emails Subjects - This is the text that will be inserted first on the subject of
the emails sent to you by visitors, members and affiliates thru your website.
The Paypal Options Settings Are:

1.
Currency Symbol - This is the currency symbol to display in front of the prices displayed on your
website pages and emails. To change the currency of the payments accepted you have to
update the Payment Buttons HTML Code directly
2.
Currency for Affiliate Mass Payouts - This is the currency in which you want to use for your
affiliate mass payout files made by the script
3.
Paypal Email - This is the Paypal Email in which you want to receive website payments
4.
Use PayPal IPN - This setting lets you tell the script if you have the Paypal IPN enabled on your
Paypal Account already or not

The Site Defaults Settings Are:

1.
Expiration Time for New Paid Member Accounts - This is how long you want new "paid"
membership type account unpaid orders to remain on file before automatically deleted by the
Membership Robot cron jobs
2.
Expiration Time for New Free Member Accounts - This is how long you want new "free"
membership type account submissions to remain on file before automatically deleted if their
email address is not confirmed
3.
Expiration Time for New Affiliate Accounts with Unverified Emails - This is how long you want
new affiliate account submissions to remain on file before automatically deleted if their email address is not confirmed
4.
Expiration Time for Active Affiliate Accounts with Unverified Emails - This is how long you want updated active affiliate accounts to remain on file before automatically deleted if their new email address is not confirmed
5.
Expiration Time for New Lists Members with Unverified Emails - This is how long you want new mailing lists account submissions to remain on file before automatically deleted if their email address is not confirmed
6.
Expiration Time for List Members Unsubscribe Confirmation Requests - This is how long you
want mailing lists account unsubscribe requests to remain on file before automatically deleted if they're not confirmed
7.
Sort Image Banners List By - This is how you choose how the script sorts the Image Banners on file to the Members & Affiliates for them to use to promote your website
8.
Use Split-Payment System to Pay Affiliates - This is how you choose if you want your website to make new members pay affiliates their commission directly to them or if you want to handle the affiliate commissions yourself
9.
Log Member and Affiliates Logins? - This lets you choose if you want your website to keep a log of the logins on your website or not
10. Sort Affiliates Listing By - This is how you choose how the script sorts the Affiliates List on the admin area for you
11. Amount of Friends Spots for Tell-A-Friend - This is how you decide how many spots are shown by default on the Tell-A-Friend form displayed by the website's Tell-A-Friend feature
12. Image Banners Max Width - This lets you decide the maximum width of an Image Banner can be uploaded thru the admin area
13. Image Banners Max Height - This lets you decide the maximum height of an Image Banner can be uploaded thru the admin area

The SMTP Authentication Settings Are:

1.
POP3 Host - This is the POP3/SMTP Host Domain Name
2.
POP3 Username - This is the POP3/SMTP Username
3.
POP3 Password - This is the POP3/SMTP Password
4.
(verify) - This is where you confirm the POP3/SMTP Password

Section 16: Pages Manager

This is the area of your website in which you can edit both the Script Defined Pages and the Custom Added Pages contents.

On the main page of the pages manager you first choose the page to edit from the list.

When you choose to edit a Script Defined Page you are taken to a page in which you can update the contents of the selected page with the built-in WYSIWYG HTML Editor.

When you choose to edit a Custom Added Page you are taken to a page in which you can edit all of the Custom Page Details.

Section 17: Payment Processors Manager

This is the area of your website where you manage the Payment Processors that are available on your website. Either the Paypal buttons or the Custom Ones you add.

On The main page of the Payment Processors Manager you can choose to:

1. Edit PayPal's One-Time Button
2. Edit PayPal's Monthly Button
3. Edit PayPal's Monthly Button (For Split Payments)
4. Add Custom Processor
5. Delete Custom Processor
When you choose to edit any of the PayPal's buttons you will be taken to a page in which you can edit
the Button HTML Code used for either type of payments they're for. The only time you need to change
this is if you're changing the Currency accepted on your website or if you're taking PayPal out as a
payment option altogether.

If you're taking PayPal off from the processors offered thru your site you can simply enter a space for each one of the 3 payment button types available for it.

When you choose to Add Custom Processor you are taken to a new page.

On this page you are shown a list of Keywords you can use on either one of your new Processor's Button HTML Coding to make them work right with the script.

Basically to Add a New Custom Payment Processor you simply:

1.
Login to the Payment Processor's website
2.
Use their Tools to create two payment buttons HTML code with this information below: (Make one button a One-Time payment and make the second button a Monthly Charge)
a) Item Name/Title: ITEMTITLE
b) Item Price: 9.99
c) Item ID (if avail): ITEMID
d) Thank You URL: http://thankyou.url/
e) Cancel Payment URL: http://cancelled.url/
3.
Copy and paste each button code to the appropriate textbox in the new processor input page
4.
Find the values listed here below on both buttons code and replace them with the new values shown right next to the original value.
Look For Replace it With
ITEMTITLE ~ITEMTITLE~
9.99 ~ITEMPRICE~
ITEMID ~ITEMID~
http://thankyou.url ~THANKYOUURL~
http://cancelled.url ~CANCELURL~
5.
Now simply enter the domain name of the processor as both the Button Name and the Processor Title to finish up.
6.
Click on the Add New Processor button and you're done.
When you choose to Edit Custom Processor from the Payment Processors Manager main page you are brought to a page in which you choose which Custom Processor to edit.

Once you do that, you are taken to a page in which you can update the details of the selected payment processor.

When you choose to Delete Custom Processor from the Payment Processors Manager main page you are brought to a page in which you choose which Custom Processor to delete.

Make sure you really want to delete a processor before you click on its name on that page as the second you click on the name, the processor is deleted permanently from the database.

Section 18: Upgrades Manager

This is the area of your website where you can manage the available membership type upgrades available at your website.

On the main page of the upgrades manager you can choose to:

1. Add New Upgrades
2. List Active Upgrades
3. List Inactive Upgrades

When you choose to list either the Active or Inactive Upgrades you will be presented with a list of the available upgrades with the appropriate selected status. From this list you will be able to:

1. See the Details of each Upgrade Available
2. Make Active Upgrades Inactive
3. Make Inactive Upgrades Active
4. Edit the Upgrades Information
5. Permanently delete the upgrade

When you choose to Add New Upgrades you will be taken to a new page.

On this paged you are asked for the following information to add new upgrades into your website:

1.
Upgrade Title - This is the name for the new upgrade that will be shown to the members
2.
Upgrade Price - This is the cost for the new upgrade being added
3.
Upgrade Membership Type From - This is the Membership Type that will be able to see and/or purchase the new upgrade
4.
Upgrade Membership Type To - This is the Membership Type the members are upgrading to when they purchase the new upgrade
5.
Monthly Charge - This is where you choose if you want the Upgrade Price to be charged on a monthly basis or only once

Section 19: Out Protect

This is the area of your website where you get the Out Protect source code.

The Out Protect source code can be used to protect Wordpress Blogs and Forums that utilize PHP Files as their template headers from non member's access.

For this feature to work properly the blog/forum/php script being protected must be installed into the same domain name/hosting account as the Membership Robot.

To protect a blog/forum/php script first pick the membership types that can access the blog or forum that you will be protecting this time and click on the Choose Types button to get the PHP Code.

The code will have different information as each code will be made to work specifically with each installation/server the Membership Robot is working on to maximize compatibility of the feature.

Now highlight the code and copy it to the memory of your computer using (Ctrl + C) Lastly open the Template Header PHP file for the blog/forum/php script being protected and paste (Ctrl + V) the code in the memory at the very first line of the header. Save and upload the new header file onto the blog/forum/php script and you're done.

Section 20: Mass Mailer

The Mass Mailer is the area of the website in which you send an email to either All Your Members, All Your Affiliates or both All Your Members & Affiliates.

The message can be sent in either Text or HTML formats and if sending in HTML you will use the built-in WYSIWYG webpage editor.

On the main page of the Mass Mailer you choose who you'd like to send a Mass Email to (Members, Affiliates, or Both) and you choose the type of email being sent (Text or HTML).

After making your selection simply use the page that will load next to enter the Message Subject and Message Contents of the email that is being sent.

The available list of Keywords can be used on either the Subject and/or Contents to personalize your message in order to maximize your response rates.

Click on the Send Message Now when done editing your message and the script will do the rest.

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Unlimited Membership Types
Unlimited Autoresponder Messages  
Built-In Affiliates Program
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One-Time Download Offer
Built-In WYSIWYG Web Page Builder
Unlimited Mailing Lists
Password Sharing Preventation

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