To delete a specific subscriber, you use the NewslettersManager class. First, you initialize the NewslettersManager. Then, you check whether an item with the specified ID exists. Finally, you delete the subscriber by calling DeleteSubscriber, and save the changes.
The following code deletes a subscriber with the specified ID with the Native API:
To delete subscriber forma a specific mailing list, you use the NewslettersManager class. First, you initialize the NewslettersManager. Then, you get the specified mailing list. You get all the subscribers that are in this mailing list. Then, you iterate the collection and check whether a subscriber is enlisted in other mailing lists. If true, you remove the subscriber from the specified mailing list, otherwise, you delete it. Finally, you save the changes.
The following code deletes all subscribers from a mailing list with the Native API:
To delete all created subscribers, you use the NewslettersManager class. First, you initialize the NewslettersManager. You get all the available subscribers. Then, you iterate the collection and delete the subscribers one by one. Finally, you save the changes.
The following code deletes all available subscribers with the Native API:
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