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Please open the 'wp-mailinglist-en_US.po' file in the 'languages' folder with the poEdit application (download it for free from http://www.poedit.net). Once it loaded the file, it will show you all the strings/words available.

After translating all the strings, please save your file and name it 'wp-mailinglist-de_DE.po'.

Full instructions are here: http://docs.tribulant.com/wordpress-mailing-list-plugin/80

You can obtain the latest version of the plugin here: http://tribulant.com/downloads/

Yes, there are several ways of embedding the form on your site.
See this: http://docs.tribulant.com/wordpress-mailing-list-plugin/96
Click on the 'Subscription Form' tab to see the different methods.

We are in the process of integrating Google Checkout L2.
In the meanwhile, are you willing to use one of the alternative gateways?

* PayPal
* Authorize.net
* First Data - YourPay/Linkpoint
* MoneyBookers
* Realex Payments
* eMatters

Where are you exporting/saving your CSV file from?
Is it Excel on Mac? If it is, be sure to save as 'Windows Comma Delimited' from the "Save As..." dialog

The credit card (manual POS) captures the credit card details of your customers.
See this screenshot as reference: http://screencast.com/t/ZDIzYmI2Z
SSL is not required but your customers will probably feel more comfortable submitting their details if you had it.

What are your requirements/needs?
Maybe you could make use of the manual/custom payment method and phone your customers to obtain their credit card details over the phone?

The reason why the editor is not showing up is most likely due to a plugin conflict.
Even though you deactivated them all, there would still be Javascript cache in the dashboard.

Do you have the cForms plugin installed?
Here is a suggestion...
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/tinymce-advanced/

Try that TinyMCE advanced plugin for WordPress.
It adds functionality to the current WordPress TinyMCE editor.

To hardcode, follow these instructions...

http://wpgallery.tribulant.net/docs/usage-integration/

It currently works in the latest version of WordPress 2.9.2.
We always try to cater for upcoming releases of WordPress by testing and developing on beta/RC releases.
Sometimes a WordPress update is released before we can release a plugin update but we provide it shortly after.
Always hold back on WordPress upgrades until we have posted a notification on our blog that it is safe.

Are you trying to display the slides you added in the 'Manage Slides' section?
If that's the case, you should use [slideshow custom=1].

To display the images uploaded to any post in a slideshow, use [slideshow post_id=X] where X should be replaced with the ID of the post from which the images should be taken.

Yes you may and then move question into seperate groups as your FAQ expands

Unfortunately we do not offer a trial version for any of our products. Did you try the online demonstration though?

The demonstration does have some limitations though due to security reasons.

Yes, I can build the preview player feature for you.

1. Unfortunately this is not currently possible. Many users have requested this so it is currently being developed and will be released in the near future.

2. It is not possible to make a field read-only but if you purchase the plugin, I will develop this for you, free of charge.

3. Yes, the templates, newsletter content and template files all support all WordPress shortcodes, including the actual dynamic variables of the Newsletters plugin as well.

It currently isn't possible to embed a WordPress post into a newsletter. The [wpmlmeta] shortcode only embeds the metadata of a post into a newsletter.

It is possible that there is a JavaScript conflict somewhere.
There is a problem with the Ajax URL which is being used.

The demonstraiton is limited due to security reasons so I created an account for you on the development site where you will be able to use the plugin with its full functionality

Yes, images can be uploaded directly through the editor using the media uploader.
It uses the same TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor like the one when you are writing WordPress posts/pages.
In the exact same way, you can upload multiple images and insert them quickly into the newsletters.
Additionally, all the other formatting and HTML features are available as usual.

Unfortunately this feature is not currently available.
We are working on making this possible in a future release.

The plugin only allows the administrator and other roles given access to, to send newsletters.
You could probably give access to the subscriber role but I wouldn't recommend it.

Essentially, it is a business newsletter solution and not a community/social orientated package.