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So, I want to send mails using Mailchimp. To make the process of making those mailing faster, I want to have a standard mailing template.

I tried .htacces to write PHP in my .html file. Sadly, mailchimp does not read any other than the html code, and completely ignores the PHP.

Is there a way to generate html code, so I can do things as import data from my database and get that data to an html file without using php in the file itself?

Or is there maybe anyone who knows a better way of doing things?

Mickaël Leger
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ismael kleintjes
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  • PHP can output pretty much anything, so yes, you could generate the HTML for your mail with dynamically outputted data. But you'll have expand your question for anyone to give you specific help. What you have tried? What does your integration into Mailchimp currently look like? – Brett Gregson Oct 09 '19 at 07:46
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    @BrettGregson Il make sure to expand my question right away. Appreciate your time. – ismael kleintjes Oct 09 '19 at 07:49

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Yes, you can generate HTML with other languages, such as Python See: https://stackoverflow.com/a/6748854/12149235 If you are having issues with MailChimp, there are a few alternatives, such as GetResponse, which isn't directly used with PHP etc, but can be integrated into web applications and so forth.

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