jglazer63

I don’t mind writing custom code to fix this oversite but I cannot work out where the packages are stored in the database.

This is how it is set currently

• This reply was modified 9 months ago by jglazer63.

Sorry I have been on vacation. Looking into your suggestion

Sorry for the delay. I had been sick and not at my computer. I’ve tried it from multiple browsers and yes the screenshot was with only WooCommerce installed and storefront.

I have tried multiple themes to no avail:

https://gist.github.com/jglazer63/2ca79be1e4a4c1356cefef88d39fece8

Would it be possible to adjust for this feature anyhow? I am a web developer since 1997 and am familiar with the cache structure. I am concerned that if you come out with any updates it will overwrite my fix. It does work and should be at least an easy fix for everyone having this issue.

Actually changing the filename is all you need to expose. Allowing us to adjust the filename as we wish would eliminate the cache issue. All you need is to expose this variable:

const BSI_IMAGE_NAME = 'social-image';

I changed this line to:

const BSI_IMAGE_NAME = 'social-image1';

For example and it cleared up my issue instantly. It’s a one-time or two-time change as we get the image right. If this could be put into your UI as “defaultImageName” and allow us to change it, all would be fine.

As I said, I made this adjustment so now I am fine. The plugin works as expected and all is good. Just offering this as a suggestion.

@waclawjacek what github? Got a link?

@amanda773 thanks! I whole heartedly agree. This would be a basic feature of anything database driven. Every time I send a package I get frustrated with this plugin, as good as it may be.

I don’t want to “custom sort”. Alphabetically would suffice. We use all the package types we have defined but it is messy as heck to use.

Thanks you, Margaret

Thanks! I found that too but it seems to require an additional piece of code I couldn’t find. I’ll dig into it further.

Thanks again!

Sorry I meant this for the woocommerce plugin area.

I cannot change anything on the site now but this was a problem with 2 different sites and it is clearly noted in The NEwsletter plugin documentation. When I reviewed the header after using your plugin with The Newsletter plugin, I can see that the bounce settings (Return Path) settings were overwritten by your plugin. I suggest you try to install The Newsletter plugin and their Bounce add-on and see if you can get it to work with your plugin for sending email. I think you will find it will not work.

Nevermind. I see they were not logged in.