MC_Will

Removed on v1.12

Hi Per,

This issue will be addressed on the next release. I’m sorry for the inconveniences.

And thanks for the suggestions.

Good catch.

However, PHPMailer could work with Mandrill, via SMTP. You won’t have the flexibility of wpMandrill out-of-the-box though (templates, tags, filters).

Yes… unless:

1) There’s another plugin catching the call first.
2) The plugin finds any error while sending the email in which case it sends the email through the original wp_mail function.

If you enabled WP_DEBUG in your wp_config you should be able to find some meaningful logs for wpMandrill. Whether it sends the emails throught Mandrill or not. If you got nothing, wpMandrill didn’t handle the email delivery (so point 1 is true).

Hi,

There could be many reasons why this is happening in your site.

Unless you post more information about your WordPress installation, as email-related plugins installed, hosting provider, wp hosting provider if apply… I won’t be able to help.

Issue solved.

Solved.

Hi,

Out of the box, it probably won’t fail, but it won’t use wpMandrill either. PHpMailer can use Mandrill, the platform, but PHPMailer has to be configured to use your the SMTP settings of your Mandrill account.

I’d recommend you to take a look at this article:
https://help.mandrill.com/customer/portal/topics/210309-smtp-integration/articles

Him

It will be removed in the next release.

Thanks for the suggestion!

PLease, read the How-To section. You can find the link to it beside the title on the Mandrill Settings page. There are at least 4 different ways to use this plugin, from simple to complex.

Also, Mandrill is for Transactional Emails so no list is attached.

Hi,

Please, upgrade your plugin to 1.07. It should be solved.

Sorry… Email sent.

Uhm.

Can you follow up by email and get back with our results? will@

Hi,

Can you please upgrade your plugin, try again and report back if it works for you now?