New content advanced settings
You can view the new content advanced settings page by going to Content > Create New Content and clicking the Advanced tab.
For a step-by-step guide to making content, see Creating a new content.
The table below shows the Advanced tab settings in detail:
| Field Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Advanced Headers | The Advanced Headers page allows you to join to other tables, add additional headers, specify the language for informational purposes, and view the date this content was created |
| Join Other Tables |
By default, Aurea List Manager only has access to its database tables. To access data in other tables in your database, list the table names here, separated by commas. The standard members table is already included, and need not be specified. The fields in the tables specified here are available for mail merging and conditional content For example, Note In order for the data to be pulled in corectly, the content must be sent to a segment that specifies how Aurea List Manager should join it. For more information, see Joining to Another Table. |
| Attachments |
The file names of your attachments are listed here.
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| Additional Headers |
The message header is the part of the message that describes who the message is from, whom it is addressed to, how the message should be displayed, and so forth. Aurea List Manager creates the correct header for your message automatically. The optional text you specify as additional headers is appended to the end of the message header
of mailings created with this content. A message header text has the form of Key: If you want to add text to the header that is not a standard email header, you should prefix your key
name with
Note All document association messages appear as coming FROM: Aurea List Manager Lyris ListManager. This can be overwritte here by adding other headers. If headers or footers are defined at multiple levels, that is server, site, or list, each header/footer are added; one is not going to overwrite the other. |
| Date Created |
The date this content was originally created. For informational purposes only For more information, see Saving and testing content. |