Subscribe a batch of email addresses to a list at once

Section:

List Related

Parameters:

uid	the id for your user account. Get by calling login($user, $pass)

id	the list id to connect to

batch

an array of structs for each address to import with two special keys: "EMAIL" for the email address, and "EMAIL_TYPE" for the email type option (html or text)

double_optin

flag to control whether to send an opt-in confirmation email - defaults to true

update_existing

flag to control whether to update members that are already subscribed to the list or to return an error, defaults to false (return error)

replace_interests

flag to determine whether we replace the interest groups with the updated groups provided, or we add the provided groups to the member's interest groups (optional, defaults to true)

Returns:

struct   -  Array of result counts and any errors that occurred

Returned Fields:

integer

success_count

Number of email addresses that were succesfully added/updated

integer

error_count

Number of email addresses that failed during addition/updating

array

errors

Array of error structs. Each error struct will contain "code", "message", and the full struct that failed

Examples (1)

[1] xml-rpc_listBatchSubscribe.php

<?php
/**
This Example shows how to use the XML-RPC service to Batch Subscribe many emails 
to each of your Lists and do some basic error checking.
Note that we are using the PEAR XML-RPC client and recommend others do as well.
 
Realize that these emails are bogus and being generated - you should not do that.
**/
require_once 'XML/RPC2/Client.php';
include('inc/config.inc.php'); //contains username & password
 
$client = XML_RPC2_Client::create($apiUrl);
$uuid = $client->login($username,$password);
 
$lists = $client->lists($uuid);
 
foreach ($lists as $list){
	echo "\n----------------[".$list['id']."]------------\n";
	$batch = array();
	for($i = 0; $i < 2000; $i++){
		$batch[] = array("EMAIL"=>$list['id'].'_'.$i.'@nodelivery.com');
	}	
	try {
		/**
		Note that there is a limit to the number of addresses that can be batch subscribed.
		Here we are using 2000, which should be fine. We recommend you not attempt to add 
		more than 5000-10,000 addresses per call to listBatchSubscribe()
		*/
		$result = $client->listBatchSubscribe($uuid, $list['id'], $batch, false, false, false);
		echo "SUCCESS! \n";
		var_dump($result);
	} catch (XML_RPC2_FaultException $e){
		echo "ERROR!!!!\n";
		echo $e->getFaultCode()." : ".$e->getFaultString()."\n";
	}
	echo "\n";
}
?>