Lakjin

Thanks!

How can we use PHPMyAdmin to install?

Matt,

I plan on using Mandrill or Amazon SES via SMTP with Subscribe2; that should cut my hosting provider out of the loop right? I will still talk to them, though.

MailChimp wants over $1,000 a month ?? I can’t afford that.

Nonetheless, I’d still prefer to at least see if Subscribe2 fits my needs and potentially buy the paid version.

Quick questions. With Subscribe2 can:

1) Insert the title of the latest post as the subject line?
2) Use a list of new posts only in a digest and then show a list of older posts below it?
3) Use single opt in to subscribe people who submit a form and add all new emails but don’t add people who have manually unsubscribed already?

Thanks!

@mattrob: Yep, I have over 60,000. Any way to stop this behavior or some how install Subscribe2?

I’m looking to replace MailChimp (which is asking me to pay too much) and want to see if Subscribe2 fits the bill.

Okay thank you. I’ll try to see what is going on. I really would prefer not to disable setting expire headers.

I’ve tested it with CDN and minify off, they don’t affect it.

I’m no developer so I’m not really sure how I would fix jQuery errors. If there is a way to turn off expires header for Ajaxize, please do let me know and I’ll just do that.

Thanks!

I’ve identified the issue to “Set expires header” for “HTML & XML” under “Browser Cache” in W3TC. With this enabled, the behavior described above happens.

Is there any way to set your plugin to ignore those settings and not set an expires header to prevent this from happening?

The issue has been identified to Browser Cache. I’m looking into seeing what settings can be modified to fix this.

Thanks. And I’ve tested it — minify and CDN are not causing the issue. I’m fairly certain it is a browser caching issue, but I’m just a newb.

Can you tell me how you found out about the jquery errors? That would be a good starting point.

How can I identify those errors? I’m a newbie at this ??

It is browser caching that is screwing with it; when I manually refresh with Ctrl + F5, it shows up the right stuff.

I’m on Apache. Pages are. I’m using AJAX for the part in the sidebar and the comment form on each product page.

I think it may be due to browser caching the JS call. How can we prevent that?

Okay, I’m coming across another issue.

AJAX is working but once a user logs in, the AJAX portion is not refreshing to show the new stuff based on logged in status. Any tips?

Thank you for the response. It is working now. Turns out, I forgot to remove nonce from the JS file.

Update: It isn’t working on any page except the main homepage.