New Drag&Drop Editor for Mailwizz on Codecanyon

@Fiorino - This looks very nice. It is based on Innova's Content Builder ?
Was it difficult for you to develop the extension as far as mailwizz hooks system goes ?
 
Fabyc said:
Hi @Fiorino

It looks awesome.
Really good work. Congratulations.

Does it have support for another languages?

Thanks
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Hi @Fabyc, for now not, but in next release we will add it.
twisted1919 said:
@Fiorino - This looks very nice. It is based on Innova's Content Builder ?
Was it difficult for you to develop the extension as far as mailwizz hooks system goes ?
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Thanks @twisted1919, yes, it is based to Content Builder; about Mailwizz hooks no problem :)
 
@Fiorino, Product looking good and really appreciate the low pricing ;) But wanted to know few things, before suggesting your product to my customers who use MailWizz:

- Is it possible for an Backend / Admin user to add or edit Custom Blocks for Editor?
- In Demo's Frontend, while creating campaign I noticed that I don't get an option to switch Content Editor from your Drag & Drop to MailWizz editor.

Thanks
 
Hi @Osjtya,
thanks for your interest.

Osjtya said:
Is it possible for an Backend / Admin user to add or edit Custom Blocks for Editor?
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There is no any admin UI to make this, but you can edit snippet file (it is a simple HTML file with all blocks).
Osjtya said:
- In Demo's Frontend, while creating campaign I noticed that I don't get an option to switch Content Editor from your Drag & Drop to MailWizz editor.
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This is an expected behavior, CKEditor require HTML and CSS knowledge and in the most of cases it is not very User Friendly. A Normal Customer (not a developer) need a simple, fast and easy interface....I think that not make a sense that a customer see complex UI and need to push "Drag & Drop" button to see simple UI. Many people can disagree but for me this is the main feature :D
 
First off, really nice one, @Fiorino !!!

Osjtya said:
get an option to switch Content Editor from your Drag & Drop to MailWizz editor
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definitely a good/important idea to have that option

Fiorino said:
A Normal Customer (not a developer) need a simple, fast and easy interface...
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yes, of course, very true
but, a big BUT :oops:
they also need to be able to switch to a mode where they can do adjustment/fixes in the code (sometimes, e.g. when they cannot reach a developer and need to do the minimum)

In any case, it is in your hands, and maybe not to difficult to do ;)
 
Thanks for sharing your opinion, I always watch this forum to get new ideas for new features.

frm.mwz said:
First off, really nice one, @Fiorino !!!
they also need to be able to switch to a mode where they can do adjustment/fixes in the code (sometimes, e.g. when they cannot reach a developer and need to do the minimum)
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you can already edit the code of each block or entire body ()
 
sorry I have pressed return for mistake, so reply is not complete :p
....you can already edit the code of each block or entire body (in future we will add some code helper like codemirror).
Half of the CKEditor's features are totally useless to build a newsletter and only create misunderstandings: some parameter that a customer will never use: ID, classes, Access Key, Tab Index, Advisory Title, Language Code, Relationship .... many of these parameters are not interpreted by email clients.

The purpose of my editor is to make a simple interface for not technical users.

In any case, it is in your hands, and maybe not to difficult to do
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To be honest is rather complicated. Or better...the thing is simple, but when you edit a code with CKEditor then you risk that code will not be more compatible with the Drag&Drop editor.
 
Fiorino said:
you can already edit the code of each block or entire body
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(did not know that)
Great!

Fiorino said:
Half of the CKEditor's features are totally useless to build a newsletter and only create misunderstandings: some parameter that a customer will never use: ID, classes, Access Key, Tab Index, Advisory Title, Language Code, Relationship .... many of these parameters are not interpreted by email clients.
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Yes, I totally agree, and I know, this is why I posted many times that a real 'html EMAIL editor' is needed, not a '(web) html editor', see the templates and editor section of the forum.
Kudos to you for focusing really on the "email" part of the editor ;)

Fiorino said:
when you edit a code with CKEditor then you risk that code will not be more compatible with the Drag&Drop editor
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Yes, this is a good reason to avoid it, so your solution to have a special editor there may be good :)
An important reason for having an editor there is, that there can be many different users, and often you use a template that has been tried & tested or prepared by pros, and you just want to paste it, and then adjust the links before sending. In day to day business folks oft specialise, where some prepare the campaigns in the mailer, some the links/landing pages, others the templates, again others the lists, and further others work the crm, etc...and then you go to the templates that are chosen (e.g. by some decision maker) and paste them.

Have you tested it in many email browsers (there are over seventy, though about a dozen are key)?
 
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