Malcolm

Sorry for the delay getting back to you … missed the email somehow.

Try turning on all error reporting and WP_DEBUG in your wp_config.php file by changing the following line

define( 'WP_DEBUG', false);

To

ini_set( 'error_reporting', E_ALL );
define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );

Then let me know what error message you get.

It looks like “Mail Integration for Office 365” can’t cope with mixed MIME encoded message (html, text and embedded images).
I’ve tried FluentSMTP with both SMTP and OAuth servers and that worked OK. Might be worth a try.

Just tested this plugin with the latest version of StageShow on my test site, and it worked without any problem. So it can work.
Try with the latest version. Go to StageShow->Tools and send an EMail with the “Add Diagnostics” option checked. May give a clue.

Enable Debug on your WordPress site, so you can get more info on what the error is.

Then update your post with version number of StageShow, WordPress and PHP.

This is usually because cookies are disabled or blocked. Sessions need cookies to work.

This is usually because cookies are disabled or blocked. Sessions need cookies to work.

There was a problem with “Note to Seller” and Reservations. This was fixed in v9.7.2
Try updating and then give it another go. All my tests suggest it is working OK.

I have website hosting from Hostinger (hostinger.com). It’s the SMTP server for the Email accounts I get with that account.

Here’s what I believe is a complete fix for both binary data and disposition problems identified above:

foreach ($attachments as $attachment) {
	if ($attachment[5]){
		// This is a string/binary attachment
/*
		attachment elements:
		
        0 => string/image
        1 => name
        2 => name
        3 => encoding
        4 => type
        5 => isStringAttachment (true)
        6 => disposition
        7 => cid
*/
        $this->phpMailer->addStringEmbeddedImage(
        	$attachment[0], 	// Image
        	$attachment[7],		// CID
        	$attachment[2],		// Name
        	$attachment[3],		// Encoding
        	$attachment[4],		// Type
        	$attachment[6]		// Disposition
        	);
	}
	else {
		// This is a file attachment
/*
		attachment elements:
		
        0 => path
        1 => filename
        2 => name
        3 => encoding
        4 => type
        5 => isStringAttachment (false)
        6 => disposition
        7 => name
*/
        $this->phpMailer->addAttachment(
        	$attachment[0], 	// Path
        	$attachment[2],		// Name
        	$attachment[3],		// Encoding
        	$attachment[4],		// Type
        	$attachment[6]		// Disposition
        	);
	}
}

I hope that you find it useful.

I have some extra info on the above.
Changing my plugin code so my binary image is stored in a temporary file, and adding this to the PHPMailer object stopped FluentSMTP throwing an exception, however the resulting email had my embedded images as attachments rather than inline images. Adding the extra elements in the addAttachments call fixed that. Note that I’ve changed the second parameter to $attachment[2] rather than $attachment[7] which is the CID for inline elements. Here’s the updated code:

$this->phpMailer->addAttachment(
$attachment[0], // Path
$attachment[2], // Name
$attachment[3], // Encoding
$attachment[4], // Type
$attachment[6] // Disposition
);

Attachments with binary content rather than a file path are still a problem.

Fixed in v9.7
Regex Library changed from MySQL v8.0.4 onwards

Use reservations ….

Thanks for letting me know … and finding the problem.
Fixed in v9.6.15

You’ll need to give me a bit more …
What game?
How many players?
What game options?
What platform (PC, tablet etc.) and OS

Just straight Whist (no bidding) is supported.
Sorry!