BOTStudent

um this was a duplicate entry.

perhaps a moderator can remove?

Looks pretty good.

I like the C.S. Lewis quote.

What is the World Race?

nice. makes me want to take a walk.

have you thought of adding more photos over time?

I noticed the email that sends the link to manage subscriptions was also showing raw html for me. And with no handy filter hook to use, I fixed the problem temporarily by modifying line 19 of request-management-link.php as follows:

$message = html_entity_decode(html_entity_decode( stripslashes( get_option( 'subscribe_reloaded_management_content', '' ) ), ENT_COMPAT, 'UTF-8' ), ENT_COMPAT, 'UTF-8');

So perhaps the reverse function is being called multiple times somewhere? Not sure how that works.

P.S. Thanks for creating this awesome plugin!!!

In other words, my question is:

1) what do those two fields do on the settings/media page, and

2) are there other steps that users of this plugin sometimes take after installation?

I know plugin creators don’t always feel moved to “recommend” sweeping manually-performed database changes for all users and that sort of thing. ??

Strange if only two users are encountering this problem…?

I’m using v. 140220.

Here’s a larger sample from my raw email source: https://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=PLCaEtzJ

I just got the problem to stop happening, as a temporary stop-gap, by adding this to my functions file:

/* temp fix for subscribe-to-comments-reloaded problem */
function my_fix_comment_reply_notifications($message) {
    return html_entity_decode($message, ENT_COMPAT, 'UTF-8' );
}
add_filter( 'stcr_notify_user_message', 'my_fix_comment_reply_notifications');

I don’t know why this is necessary from looking at the plugin code but the fact that it helps might provide useful troubleshooting data for someone.

When I look at the source for the email, most of the html tags look fine, but the message itself – which I inputed into the plugin settings page – comes out with tags looking like this:

& l t ; e m & g t ; (not sure how to make this showup here, lol, okay try: https://pastebin.com/embed_js.php?i=VdEtLnDe )

instead of

<em>

So when I view the email normally, I see some of the tags as html rather than have them rendered as markup.

As far as settings, I have “enable html in emails” turned on and “HTMLify links in emails” turned off.

yes. I’m updating an old blog & testing plugins & functionality.

Yesterday this plugin sent an email styled with html. Ok, great. Then it sent emails showing the html tags visibly in the email. In the same day! lol.

So I’m trying to figure this out as well.

Okay, I simply commented out the nfcbc_scripts.js file contents, and now my other plugins work and this plugin also seems to work. As far as I’m aware at the moment, this is a solution to my problem without breaking anything. Apparently the NFCBC functionality on the backend is sufficient for my blog.