Exemplo n.º 1
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 /**
  * Processes the subscriber import. Returns an array with failed subscribers.
  *
  * @param array $csv     The uploaded CSV file.
  * @param int   $groupID The group ID for which we're importing.
  * @return array A list with failed subscribers.
  */
 private function processImport($csv, $groupID)
 {
     // the CM list ID for the given group ID
     $listID = BackendMailmotorCMHelper::getCampaignMonitorID('list', $groupID);
     // reserve variables
     $subscribers = array();
     /*
         IMPORTANT NOTE: CM only allows a maximum amount of 100 subscribers for each import. So we have to batch
     */
     foreach ($csv as $key => $record) {
         // no e-mail address set means stop here
         if (empty($record['email'])) {
             continue;
         }
         // build record to insert
         $subscribers[$key] = $this->formatSubscriberCSVRow($record);
     }
     // divide the subscribers into batches of 100
     $batches = array_chunk($subscribers, 100);
     $failed = array();
     $feedback = array();
     $failedSubscribersCSV = array();
     // loop the batches
     foreach ($batches as $key => $batch) {
         // import every 100 subscribers
         $feedback[$key] = BackendMailmotorCMHelper::getCM()->importSubscribers($batch, $listID);
         // if the batch did not contain failed imports, we continue looping
         if (empty($feedback[$key])) {
             continue;
         }
         // merge the feedback results with the full failed set
         $failed = array_merge($failed, $feedback[$key]);
     }
     // now we have to loop all uploaded CSV rows in order to provide a .csv with all failed records.
     foreach ($csv as $row) {
         // the subscriber didn't fail the import, so we proceed to insert him in our database
         if (!in_array($row['email'], $failed)) {
             // build subscriber record
             $subscriber = array();
             $subscriber['email'] = $row['email'];
             $subscriber['source'] = 'import';
             $subscriber['created_on'] = BackendModel::getUTCDate();
             $subscriber['groups'] = $groupID;
             // unset the email (for the custom fields)
             unset($row['email']);
             // save the address in our database, with the assigned custom fields
             BackendMailmotorModel::saveAddress($subscriber, $groupID, $row);
             // continue looping
             continue;
         }
         // subscriber failed in import, so add his record to the fail-csv
         $failedSubscribersCSV[] = $row;
     }
     // return the failed subscribers
     return $failedSubscribersCSV;
 }
Exemplo n.º 2
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 /**
  * Get all data for a given mailing
  *
  * @param int $id The id of the mailing.
  * @return array
  */
 public static function getMailing($id)
 {
     // get record and return it
     $record = (array) BackendModel::getContainer()->get('database')->getRecord('SELECT mm.*, UNIX_TIMESTAMP(mm.send_on) AS send_on
          FROM mailmotor_mailings AS mm
          WHERE mm.id = ?', array((int) $id));
     // stop here if record is empty
     if (empty($record)) {
         return array();
     }
     // get groups for this mailing ID
     $record['groups'] = self::getGroupIDsByMailingID($id);
     $record['recipients'] = self::getAddressesByGroupID($record['groups']);
     // fetch CM id for this mailing
     $record['cm_id'] = BackendMailmotorCMHelper::getCampaignMonitorID('campaign', $record['id']);
     // return the record
     return $record;
 }