mailchimp

I've developed a module (MailChimp Users) that extends MailChimp functionality to users via an email center as opposed to the admin interface. The module is fully functional but currently requires modifications to the mailchimp library. It was developed using the Mailchimp 2.0 API, however, the currently existing Mailchimp module runs off the 1.3 API. The new 2.0 mailchimp library defines the same classname as the 1.3 mailchimp library.

Hola a todos, traté de usar los módulos de Mailchimp en drupal 7 pero no importa que patch uso jamás se "conectan" y siempre falta algo más. Quiero poner una serie de formas de contacto pero la etiqueta

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I have a Drupal 7.21 / CiviCRM 4.2.2 install.
It uses CiviCRM, MailChimp and Profile2. I need to put the first name and last name from a CiviCRM contact into the MailChimp for the mailouts. What I planned on using to make the linkage is Custom Token. I didn't want to write a custom module to pull this off if Custom Token were available to do almost the same job.

Here is what I built:

<?php
if (module_exists('civicrm')) {
$user = user_load(arg(1));
civicrm_initialize(TRUE);

require_once 'api/v2/UFGroup.php';
$userID = civicrm_uf_match_id_get( $user->uid );

This month, I wrote a custom module for a client, that import newsletters (or "campaigns", as MailChimp calls them) from a given MailChimp account into a Drupal site as nodes. (As many of you know, MailChimp is a rather nice third-party newsletter service.)

How it works:
- Depends on mailchimp.module, using the same account configured in mailchimp.module settings.
- Uses a custom table to store ID's of imported messages.
- Checks MailChimp account for new messages on every cron run, or when an admin pushes the big shiny "Import campaigns" button.

I'm looking for the best way to set up a email newsletter service within our Drupal site.

We currently send weekly emails to a subscriber list that exists outside our CMS (we use CommuniGate Pro: LIST Module), but it is limited to simply managing the mail list and we want to move to a system that will give us options like tracking, reports, and perhaps even integration with taxonomy, etc.