<?php
require dirname(__FILE__) . '/../MadMimi.class.php';
// There are a total of four arguments that can be used on the next line. The first two are shown here, the second two
// are optional. The first of them is a debugger, which defaults to false, and the second, allows you to print
// the transaction ID when sending a message. It also defaults to false.
$mailer = new MadMimi('', '');
// Create a list
$mailer->NewList('My Awesome List');
// Adding an audience member with just an email address
// NOTE: This list must exist
$mailer->AddMembership('My Awesome List', '*****@*****.**');
// Adding an audience member with some additional fields
// NOTE:
$mailer->AddMembership('My Awesome List', '*****@*****.**', array('first_name' => 'Mad Mimi', 'last_name' => 'Help!'));
// Removing an audience member
// NOTE: This does not delete the audience member, just removes them from the list
$mailer->RemoveMembership('My Awesome List', '*****@*****.**');
// Deleting the list
// NOTE: This does not delete the audience members
$mailer->DeleteList('My Awesome List');
<?php
require dirname(__FILE__) . '/../MadMimi.class.php';
// There are a total of four arguments that can be used on the next line. The first two are shown here, the second two
// are optional. The first of them is a debugger, which defaults to false, and the second, allows you to print
// the transaction ID when sending a message. It also defaults to false.
$mailer = new MadMimi('YOUR USERNAME (OR E-MAIL ADDRESS)', 'YOUR API KEY');
// Let's make a new list...
$mailer->NewList('Test');
// ...and then get all of the lists on this account (which should include the one we just created.)
$lists = $mailer->Lists();
// ...and loop through them.
foreach ($lists as $list) {
echo $list['name'] . " => " . $list['id'] . "<br />";
}
