aqiyl2004

Thanks, I just used css to stop them from showing up.

It worked, but how do I keep the <lastmod> entry recent instead of hardcoded to the past?

function add_sitemap_custom_items(){
$sitemap_custom_items = ‘<sitemap>
<loc>https://www.naturallifeenergy.com/blogs/post-sitemap.xml</loc&gt;
<lastmod>2012-12-18T23:12:27+00:00</lastmod>
</sitemap>
<sitemap>
<loc>https://www.naturallifeenergy.com/blogs/post-sitemap.xml</loc&gt;
<lastmod>2012-12-18T23:12:27+00:00</lastmod>
</sitemap>’;
return $sitemap_custom_items;
}
add_filter( ‘wpseo_sitemap_index’, ‘add_sitemap_custom_items’ );

I was able to send the email through Sendgrid.

The email through Sendgrid.

I have switched from trying to send with my own website to sending with Sendgrid and the same thing happens. The plugin shows it is sending the email but doesn’t do anything.

I am using PHP Version 5.5.30 and don’t think the php version is the issue. I am also using WordPress 4.4 and the latest MailPoet

The same thing is happening to me also. Sends test fine, but not actual email.

I am having the same problem. I though the problem was caused by my hosting service bu t they said the problem is the configuration of mailpoet, and isn’t was wasn’t authenticating as an email but was being seen as being sent through Cpanel.
I received an error that the email was seen as spam and was not sent out.

The message in the header is : Mail failure – rejected by local scanning code

MohammadAmine
What do you mean by “then if u want 1/4 column, push it only 1 time, for 50% push it 2 times, for 75% 3 times and for 100% push 4 times, even the admin panel will show not 100% but front end will take it in consideration :)?”

Thanks Lester. I just hide it on mobile view. I didn’t even think of doing that. Duh. LOL!

I found an answer. You need to make multiple single.php files that are called by categories. Save your single.php like something like single-normal.php . Copy the below code into you single.php file. I have two other single.php files called for categories (subscribe and 60). You can see how the newsletter signups are called here:

Regular call: https://naturallifeenergy.com/
Called in newsletter signup page: https://naturallifeenergy.com/subscribe/

single.php

[?php
/*
Template Name: Single Blog Post Template
*/
?]
[?php
if (in_category(‘subscribe’)) {include (TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/single-1.php’);
}
elseif (in_category(’60’)) {include (TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/single-privacy.php’);
}
else { include (TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/single-normal.php’);
}
?]

As far as I can tell now it works. The cron code was changed. Make sure you have the latest version of the software, and make sure you copy the new code to your cronjob.

I figured it out. The problem wasn’t in the form, it was in the code in the functions.php file.

I needed to change [?php echo get_avatar( $comment->comment_author_email, 36 ); ?]

to:
[?php echo get_avatar( $comment, 36 ); ?]

Change [] to greater than, less than, signs

Problem solved. On my developers app page I didn’t have the url of my site listed under the “website” tab: https://www.naturallifeenergy.com. I also had to add the http. Under App Domain I then added https://www.naturallifeenergy.com and naturallifeenergy.com

After I did this, I received the facebook login box. Now I just need to see if the user info is stored in wordpress.