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Hi, yes, I followed the instructions.

I am still getting the confirmation email 3 times.

Can you check if this looks correct?

Screenshots:

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It’s definitely not a high traffic issue, since this is a development site. Nonetheless, I have enabled MailPoet Cron.

Go to the plugin page, and there is a quick link to “Scan Now” next to the “deactivate” link.

I am using SendGrid.

Hi,
I really wish I could remember. We edited the CSS of the mail template somehow. I can send you my copy of the plugin if that helps.

Yes, eventually we were able to get it working with the help of this article: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/ecommerce

Hi, thanks for checking in. I’m afraid it’s a bit more complicated than that. All that does is to change the symbol — it doesn’t actually change the data to the correct one. For instance, the products are sold in NIS, which is roughly = .25 USD. So the data flowing in for the purchase of a 100 NIS shirt shows up in GA as a $25 purchase. If I change the settings as you describe, all it does is then display that purchase as 25 NIS, which is incorrect.

Do you understand better now what the problem is?

There is a way to change the default currency in GA through the settings, but that will only change the currency symbol and not actually show you how much you made in that given currency, so for instance instead of saying $200 it will show a user bought ￡200, which is not helpful.
I’m wondering also how to get around this.

It’s not really fair to mark this as “resolved’ yet

I think it also violates the law in the USA

I’m not running any other themes besides the extremely popular FlatMarket theme and a child of it.
I’m willing to do screenshare with you to help debug.

In addition to the Parent Theme and Child Theme I’m running I also had Storefront and TwentyThirteen themes installed. I deleted those and tried again and I still can’t delete emails. The only themes I have installed now are the FlatMarket theme and a child theme of that one.

Here is what we found:

debug log entries:

[22-Aug-2015 19:04:57 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined index: in /hsphere/local/home/hanakatova/hanakatova.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-mail-logging/WPML_Email_Log_List.php on line 328

[22-Aug-2015 19:04:57 UTC] PHP Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /hsphere/local/home/hanakatova/hanakatova.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-mail-logging/WPML_Email_Log_List.php on line 328

It means that $_REQUEST[$name] can’t find such index in array, because $this->_args[‘singular’] is undefined or empty.

Also in this line https://github.com/No3x/wp-mail-logging/blob/release/1.5.0/WPML_Email_Log_List.php#L343 input type has no name https://screencast.com/t/xxKGN8gjZq

Yes, I could figure out increasing the period of time. It’s a HORRIBLE user experience to be filling out a form and have it close on you. I’m afraid that just extending the time only makes it more annoying for users.
I’m finding another plugin option.

I’m more of a project manager, with some development skills. However I need a bit more guidance here. When you say “just look into the code, see what sql statements are generated” – what code do you mean? Files in the plugin? Somewhere else?
Even if I can’t figure it out, I need to give my development experts some more specific direction and that would be appreciated.