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I can't replicate this. Can you provide the steps to see that? |
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Ok I have narrowed it down. It prints ALL lists that the subscriber is a member of, even if they are private (see screenshots) |
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Screenshot from 2015-03-05 16:02:38.png (115,905 bytes) |
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Screenshot from 2015-03-05 16:09:29.png (199,212 bytes) |
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also, I thought we had a similar bug with this where it showed private lists on subscribe pages too, but I can't find it. Still looking. |
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yes, I see now what you mean. When [LISTS] is used in a normal campaign then it will list all the lists subscribed to, even private ones. But I don't see any point in doing that. If [LISTS] is used in the "request for confirmation", and other transactional messages, it will only list the public lists the subscriber is member of. I guess that can do with documenting clearly. |
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Ok, well I think the listing what you are a member of is good. It's useful in mails that do the "would you like to unsubscribe" list cleaning idea. So I suggest we remove the private lists from the [lists] placeholder if possible, this is not good. I will document |
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ok, sure |
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I've made it depend on https://resources.phplist.com/system/config/preferencepage_show_private_lists which in fact defaults to false, which means by default private lists are suppressed. |
- Anonymous
