any plans for Drupal 6? :)

Yup! It's on it's way!

HEAD is already ported and seems to be working well based on testing, although it's lacking views support currently. As soon as we get views support in we'll create a d6 branch and post a development snap shot.

For now if you'd like to try it out please do so and let us know if you run into any issues!

Jer

I had some free time today so I converted it to views 2.x, mostly. Arguments and send_totals not in there yet. No default views either. I replaced most of the uid handlers with relationships to their respective tables as they are redundant.

Completed the send_views_handler_*_module classes for filter and field. Again arguments are a bit weak right now and could use some work.

Attachment contains send.views.inc, includes/, and a patch to send.module for the missing send_views_api() stuff.

Wasn't sure whether to post here or in #274104: An Upgrade to drupal ver 6.x??. One or the other is a duplicate, but this had a bit more status info.

A more approriate status...

Just got it working with the latest snapshot(6.x-1.x-dev) of Send and mimemail(6.x-1.x-dev). Required me to change to lines

return addslashes(mime_header_encode($address['name'])) .' <'. $address['mail'] .'>';

to

return '<'. $address['mail'] .'>';

in mimemail.inc, since php's mail function didn't seem to like addresses with the "%username" <%email> format.

Any update on the status? Just setting up a Drupal website, and this functionality is one that I am most looking for. Cheers!

Does this officially work with Drupal 6? I can't seem to get it set up. For example, I don't see anything under content types that allows me to add the mail a friend link to that content type. INSTALL.txt is out-of-date as it tells me to go to admin/settings/content-types which doesn't exist anymore. I also get a lot of MySQL warnings/errors

Appreciate any response

Thanks.

I've been trying to migrate a D5 site to D6 and am hitting some errors. I'll dig into it and report what I can find.

Here's the error that's given when I do an upgrade from D5 to D6:
An error occurred. http://mysite/update.php?id=1&op=do <br /> <b>Fatal error</b>: Call to undefined function send_value() in <b>sites/all/modules/contrib/send/send.install</b> on line <b>258</b><br />

The D5-D6 error occurs on this line:

    send_value('template', NULL, NULL, NULL, $template->stid);

This is part of the _send_install_set_default_template() function which is called from send_update_6003().

For the same reason as FeedAPI found in #576848: Don't use module API in hook_update_N(), a module's own APIs should not be used within the install and update functions.

Here's a patch for HEAD that loads the main send.module file in _send_install_set_default_template() if the send_value() doesn't exist.

Some more errors that showed up:

Failed: CREATE TABLE {send_node} ) /*!40100 DEFAULT CHARACTER SET UTF8 */
Failed: CREATE TABLE {send_contact} ) /*!40100 DEFAULT CHARACTER SET UTF8 */
Failed: CREATE TABLE {send_contact_mail} ) /*!40100 DEFAULT CHARACTER SET UTF8 */
Failed: CREATE TABLE {send_recipient} ) /*!40100 DEFAULT CHARACTER SET UTF8 */
Failed: ALTER TABLE {send} ADD `profile` DEFAULT NULL
Failed: UPDATE {send} SET profile = module
ALTER TABLE {send} DROP module
Failed: ALTER TABLE {send} ADD `scid` DEFAULT NULL
Failed: ALTER TABLE {send} ADD `contact_count` DEFAULT NULL
Failed: ALTER TABLE {send_contact} ADD `mail` DEFAULT NULL
Failed: ALTER TABLE {send_contact} ADD `name` DEFAULT NULL
Failed: INSERT INTO {send_contact} (uid, mode, timestamp) SELECT DISTINCT uid, 'mail', MAX(timestamp) FROM {send} WHERE uid != 0 GROUP BY uid
Failed: INSERT INTO {send_contact} (uid, mode, timestamp, mail, name) SELECT DISTINCT 0, 'mail', MAX(timestamp), mail, name FROM {send} WHERE uid = 0 GROUP BY mail, name
Failed: UPDATE {send} s, {send_contact} sc SET s.scid = sc.scid WHERE ( (s.uid = 0 ) AND s.mail = sc.mail) OR ( (s.uid != 0 ) AND s.uid = sc.uid )
ALTER TABLE {send} DROP uid
ALTER TABLE {send} DROP mail
ALTER TABLE {send} DROP name
Failed: INSERT INTO {send_node} SELECT DISTINCT sid, nid FROM {send_recipient_old} WHERE nid != 0
Failed: INSERT INTO {send_contact} (uid, mode, timestamp) SELECT DISTINCT sr.rid, 'mail', MAX(s.timestamp) FROM {send_recipient_old} sr LEFT JOIN {send} s USING (sid) LEFT JOIN {send_contact} sc ON (sr.rid = sc.uid ) WHERE sc.scid IS NULL AND sr.rid != 0 AND sr.rtype = 'user' GROUP BY sr.rid
Failed: INSERT INTO {send_contact} (uid, mode, timestamp, name, mail) SELECT DISTINCT 0, 'mail', MAX(s.timestamp), sr.name, sr.mail FROM {send_recipient_old} sr LEFT JOIN {send} s USING (sid) LEFT JOIN {send_contact} sc ON (sr.rid = sc.uid ) WHERE sc.scid IS NULL AND sr.rid = 0 AND sr.rtype = 'user' GROUP BY sr.mail, sr.name, s.sid
Failed: INSERT INTO {send_contact_mail} (scid, mail, name) SELECT DISTINCT sc.scid, u.mail, u.name FROM {send} s LEFT JOIN {send_contact} sc USING (scid) LEFT JOIN {users} u using (uid) GROUP BY u.uid
Failed: UPDATE {send_contact_mail} scm, {send_contact} sc, {users} u SET scm.mail = u.mail, scm.name = u.name WHERE sc.uid != 0 AND sc.uid = u.uid AND scm.scid = sc.scid
Failed: INSERT INTO {send_contact} (uid, mode, timestamp) SELECT DISTINCT 0, 'mlm', MAX(s.timestamp) FROM {send_recipient_old} sr LEFT JOIN {send} s USING (sid) LEFT JOIN {send_contact} sc ON (sr.rid = sc.uid ) WHERE sc.scid IS NULL AND sr.rid != 0 AND sr.rtype = 'node' GROUP BY sr.rid
Failed: INSERT INTO {send_recipient} (sid, scid, contact_count) SELECT sr.sid, sc.scid, SUM(sr.rcount) FROM {send_recipient_old} sr, {send_contact} sc WHERE sr.rtype = 'user' AND sr.rid != 0 and sr.rid = sc.uid GROUP BY sr.sid, sr.rid, sr.mail
Failed: INSERT INTO {send_recipient} (sid, scid, contact_count) SELECT sr.sid, sc.scid, SUM(sr.rcount) FROM {send_recipient_old} sr, {send_contact} sc WHERE sr.rtype = 'user' AND sr.rid = 0 and sr.mail = sc.mail GROUP BY sr.sid, sr.mail
Failed: INSERT INTO {send_recipient} (sid, scid, contact_count) SELECT sr.sid, sc.scid, SUM(sr.rcount) FROM {send_recipient_old} sr, {send_contact} sc WHERE sr.rtype = 'node' AND sr.rid = 0 and sr.rid = sc.uid GROUP BY sr.sid, sr.rid, sr.mail
Failed: UPDATE {send} s SET contact_count = (SELECT SUM(contact_count) FROM {send_recipient} sr WHERE sr.sid = s.sid)
Failed: INSERT INTO {send_contact_mail} (scid, name, mail) SELECT scid, name, mail FROM send_contact WHERE mode = 'mail'
Failed: ALTER TABLE {send_contact} DROP mail
Failed: ALTER TABLE {send_contact} DROP name
DROP TABLE {send_recipient_old}
Update #6002
Failed: CREATE TABLE {send_template} ) /*!40100 DEFAULT CHARACTER SET UTF8 */
Failed: ALTER TABLE {send} ADD `stid` DEFAULT NULL

Functions send_update_6001() and send_update_6002() both have redundant schema modifications.

A fix was committed by jerdavis which should resolve this:

http://drupal.org/cvs?commit=281990
"Adding a module_exists() check to send.install to prevent potential errors from occuring durring an update operation when the module is not enabled"