Kerri

I don’t know if this is helpful, but I’m experiencing the same issue. In our case, it appears that ACF is only returning the image ID, and not the image URL/filename, so when I view the content of the page, I only see field names and IDs, not image URLs.

This seems to be a common issue with ACF — even if you ask ACF to return the image URL, it only returns the image ID. Here’s an example:

<!-- wp:acf/pc-custom-block {"name":"acf/pc-custom-block","data":{"field_64540bee28d7f":"1163","field_650da5191c216":"yes","field_64540c5528d80":"full-vh","field_6458ff9771390":"background-center","field_6458ff7b7138f":"0"},"mode":"preview"} /-->

The first field, where the value is 1163, is the background image for the block; 1163 is the image ID. The block is definitely set to return an image URL for that field, not the image ID. However, ACF seems to be doing the wrong thing.

Aha! That was it. I was using MailPoet from a local/test installation of WordPress. When I moved my codebase to a live production server, it started sending! So I’m good with this for now. Thanks very much for your ongoing help.

Thanks for your ongoing help with this.

I don’t know if this helps to answer the question, but the newsletter says that it was successfully sent, in the MailPoet dashboard:

https://postlmg.cc/7J7fwqbx

I have tried to send a second newsletter, with the same result.

I am using the MailPoet Sending Service. I am using a GMail address as my “From” address. My subscribers include a GMail address and a .edu address. I have checked the spam/quarantine for the messages on each recipient account, and there’s been no sign of them.

As another point of information, in case it’s helpful, I did receive confirmation emails in my inboxes, for both of the subscribers (who are both me, but with different email addresses), when I added the users to the MailPoet subscriber list, so it seems something was successfully sent from my MailPoet at one point. I also received the key validation email.

I don’t currently have access to a mail/DNS server to do the DKIM process — which is why I’m trying to send through the MailPoet service. If I can get this whole process to work, I plan to subscribe to the Business plan, but that also relies on the MailPoet sending service, so I’d like to make sure I can get this working.

Thanks again so much for your help.

Thanks for the pointer. I went through the steps carefully (what a neat service!), and after I sent the “preview” version of the newsletter, and went to check it at MailTester, I just got the unending rowboat, which I think means that the email was not received by MailTester.

Quick update: I just also received my “Stats” email. But still no Newsletter emails.

That was it! I hadn’t explicitly set public to true (and it defaults to false). Adding

'public' => true,

to my post type arguments made MailPoet able to see the posts, and it works now.

Thanks very much for your help.

Thanks for the quick reply. I’m on stable tag 3.88.2.

I’ve also published one of my draft posts, and then selected “Published” posts in MailPoet (for my custom post type), and the published post isn’t showing up, either.

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Are there any arguments that a custom post type would definitely need to have or need to have omitted during registration (other than exclude_from_search) for MailPoet to recognize it?