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Thanks for the quick fix! That did it!

Will you merge this fix to the free and pro version of the plugin?

Thank you for explaining the differences between various email addresses. Based on your description, I’d expect WordPress to use the administrator email address as the To address of the relevant emails, but it uses it as the From address.

The title of my notification emails is:

“[Ultimate Hacking Keyboard] Please moderate: $blogPostSubject”

Thanks for your help @wpkube!

I don’t use the “BCC admin on notifications” option. I receive admin emails of post comments regardless.

It seems to me that the “Sender email address” option specifies the From email field, not the To field that I want to change.

The “Administration Email Address” of Wp admin -> Settings -> General also specifies the From email field, and I don’t know how it differs from the “Sender email address” of this plugin.

Please help me further. I’m still very confused about the above.

Thanks so much for the heads-up, Frank!

Just updated ??

Thanks, the suggested solution worked.

Marking this issue as resolved.

Sorry, the cause was that the content of the uhk60v2-eta shortcode was wrapped by a paragraph. Removing the paragraph from the content of the shortcode solved the issue.

Thanks for the blazingly fast reply!

You can download my SVG file at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m53gl1q-vl2CR6BtF6Ak2adDS6-8u_NG/view?usp=sharing

SVG wasn’t available in your plugin after its installation by default. SVG is not featured in https://htmlstrip.com/mime-file-type-checker but the image/svg+xml MIME type I specified should be correct. According to your screenshot, application/xml is also a valid MIME type, but I can’t specify multiple MIME types per row in your plugin. How to do it?

I’m running the attached beta version, and I can confirm that it doesn’t contain the jQuery bug.

Thanks for the follow-up, @capuderg! Excited about this feature!

You misunderstood me. Every email is being logged, but the problematic ones about which this plugin throws errors are not differentiated from the valid emails. This way, I cannot tell which emails are problematic.

I’m using the Pro version, but it doesn’t solve my issue because the problematic emails aren’t marked in the log. I still need a solution.

Thank you very much for your quick reply, @capuderg!

I suspect which are the offending emails, but I’m unsure. It’d be beneficial if your plugin saved some information about the offending email(s) such as their timestamp or content; otherwise, I cannot be sure.

Works perfectly now, Florian! Excellent work!

More investigation also revealed that this is only an issue if the JavaScript compiler of Avada is disabled.

This issue affected our main page, so I had to enable the JS compiler to make our site display images on the main page.

Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.