Send mail using built-in `wp_mail` function

There are several reasons we can’t use wp_mail() function. If for some reason, you’ll need to use it, there’s a tip here: https://cfxdesign.com/email-wordpress-posts-to-subscribers-with-mandrill-and-mailpoet/

The next version of MailPoet will come with wp_mail() as a sending method option.

There are several reasons we can’t use wp_mail() function.

But can you consider atleast calling the filters? This will enable other plugins that depend on this filter like mine.

The next version of MailPoet will come with wp_mail() as a sending method option

Will look forward for it, but as I said if you can add the filters even for non wp_mail functions, that would be very helpful.

Unfortunately, we are not adding any modifications to the current version of the plugin.

All right. I will just had a note in my plugin FAQ’s saying that it is not compatible with your plugin for now.

I will revisit it again once you have enabled the option to send email through wp_mail

Email Log is a really useful plugin, and there have been several times when I wanted to check what emails MailPoet has sent, but have been unable to.

Looking forward to when this might be possible!

Me too, I would love to see my MailPoet-mails in the Email log!
Hopefully you will be able to update the plugin, so the 2 plugins work nicely together…
?? Mads

The next version of MailPoet will come with wp_mail() as a sending method option.

Any updates on this? ??