reedbird8

I don’t have an area of my “My account” area with any of that information. All I use GoDaddy for is domain registration and our email. Our actual hosting is done elsewhere.

I’m just trying different options based on GoDaddy’s suggestions for email settings. For sending messages via smtpout.secureserver.net, they suggest ports 25, 80, and 3535 (non SSL) and 465 for with SSL.

So, if I switch the port to 80 and turn it off SSL, it works. Huh. Guess I’ll have to ask them what changed!

No, that is a valid server. My phone still sends out through that server with the same account I have listed here, and I’ve had WP Mail SMTP set like this for at least 6 months without any issues.

@danny – I have a feeling there would definitely be a market for a solid AutoChimp replacement, by the way. I’d probably even pay a little for that.

@caroline – That’s my issue with the RSS campaigns, as well. Would love to see a major upgrade or replacement for Autochimp that includes syncronization and automatic sending of posts (while also supporting sending the same campaign to multiple lists, etc). Currently, Autochimp is working fine for me, but I’ve made some code adjustments to make that happen.

David –

Really glad you picked this up and looking forward to it. Sounds like you’re going to be a good fit for this plugin. I stuck with it despite the customization issues, particularly because my client didn’t want to pay for a plugin because of their tight budget and because it seemed more ready to deal with international tax issues (like the UK “Gift Aid”, for instance).

Helga’s one sentence could not have been more true: “Finding something that meets all my needs has been much more difficult than I ever imagined.” Ideally, something that combines the features of Seamless Donations, WP Donations, and that other feature request I submitted, would be the best of all worlds, I think. Oddly enough, WP Donations seems to have also added some of the features that I felt were “missing” when I was choosing the plugin in January.

Again, looking forward to it. I’d love to provide any assistance you need.

I second this. I have had to make modifications to core files to have the plugin display as my client would like. Adding these filters would make updates much easier.

Scott –

I have seen the github bug post.

My memory is already at the maximum allowed (256M) by my hosting provider. I’ve also shared on the Pods forums: https://pods.io/forums/topic/tabify/

I will be trying to test on a local environment at some point (without memory limits), but I’m not sure when time will allow that. I did start updating my local enviroment to begin this process. I’ll make notes in github on what I find while I test out.

I’ve contacted the PODS folks about this, too.

So, tore it down, started the plugin fresh. Turned everything else off. Turned them on…PODS was causing an issue. Which is odd, because PODS was fine for most of the time with it….

I have figured out what the problem is – if PODS adds too many meta boxes in my functions file, the tabify settings page stops working (looks like the magic number is 6).

Finally kicked an error for me…

“Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 187883 bytes) in /home1/reedbird/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 252”

I can get the error to go away. Once the error goes away, nothing shows up again….

Nope. No errors anywhere. Whole site is running without issue…minus that page!

Can you tell me what kind of entries your plugin puts in which tables? I want to try to remove the entire plugin, including any database entries and start fresh.

It is definitely strange. The plugin functions, as in all the tabs I created are how they are supposed to be…I just can’t change them anymore!

No…I didn’t turn anything on or off. It just stopped displaying in the middle of using it! Nothing got updated today, either!