Matt Ricketts

Hello @capuderg,

Yes, removing and then reestablishing the connection seems to do the trick. I’m more concerned about what caused it in the first place and how it can be avoided in the future. If this is going to happen again I’ll want to look for a solution elsewhere sooner rather than later, it’s a lot of work to go through and fix 40 sites.

As a fail safe I was thinking that if the plugin errors it could fall back to the default method of delivering email, before the plugin was ever installed.

Thank you!
Matt

I hate to pile on but this same exact issue has hit us pretty hard. If the plugin author would prefer I open a new ticket I will do so, just let me know.

I’m only half way through auditing all of our sites and so far I’ve found 20 websites that are experiencing this same issue. Same error message as Sean.

It all happened this week, probably on Monday.

It came to my attention through a friend who manages a few client sites. On Monday he noticed that all of his sites had this error and were no longer sending out emails. So I decided to check all of the sites we manage and we’re at 20 with the same issue so far.

We use a different Gmail address for every website we manage.

It looks like the sites that use G-Suite addresses are unaffected, seems to be all the sites that use free gmail accounts that are experiencing this.

Is it possible to build in some sort of fail safe that sends an email to the admin when errors like this prevent notifications from being sent?

I’m experiencing the same issue. I’m technically inclined and could not figure out a fix so I had to go with a different plugin altogether. Pretty sad about that because I liked the functionality of this one.

Yeah, same here.

When a purchase is made via Stripe, we don’t get order confirmation emails from WooCommerce – only stripe. We don’t want emails from Stripe, we want emails from WooCommerce.

Is there no solution to this?

*Update*

To resolve this issue for now I downloaded an older version of WP (4.1) and replaced the files on my server, effectively downgrading wordpress to an older version. Then I used the import tool with no problems and simply upgraded wordpress again after that.

Not very practical, but it worked.

I’m having this issue too. Posts come in fine, however all the images are blank.

I get a ton of these errors on import:

Warning: reset() expects parameter 1 to be array, boolean given in /wp-content/plugins/blogger-importer/blogger-importer.php on line 700

My apologies, I now see filter_entries being explained well in your plugin description!

Would you mind elaborating a little more? In the description it says Sticky List supports conditional logic, but I don’t see any such options.

Where can I learn more about filter_entries? Not finding much in google.

Thanks!
Matt

Where can I email you, or contact you privately?

Thanks, Christiaan.

If you have some time to look into it I wouldn’t mind setting you up with a dummy site to play around with if you want. Are you familiar with Genesis at all?