NoticeMgr 1.0 Beta

On most web sites, I typically allow my clients to edit the content on the pages of the site. I also generally have email messages sent out in response to certain events.

For example, I might have an email that tells a user that we have received their application. This is generally sent out by the component that handles processing the application (in my case, usually using Mailer.cfc).

Much like in the case of content on their site, the client will often want to change the content of the email. It isn't as easy to have them do this, however, as the component needs to be aware of the email message and having the component reference a primary key of data in a database seems like bad form (violating encapsulation - after all the key may be different on the dev database than the live one).

Still, changing the content of the email myself isn't challenging work and isn't the best use of my clients money. As such, I needed a better solution.

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Hmmm yes, you are worthy of the Sith - we will incorporate this feature to strengthen the Empire, and aid our friends in the Federation.

Well done!
# Posted By Darth Sidious | 7/3/07 5:12 AM
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