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I am willing to get rid off a plugin whose developer does not include essential functionality and use one that does.

Thank you but this is not useful for the average user. I think this functionality should be there in your plugin. Instead you have attempted to incorporate other, not as useful functionality. While you have been asked this question several times as a search indicated, you always provide a general vague answer like above. If you can provide a hook to do this I would appreciate. Otherwise I will have to delete your plugin and go with something else that provides this functionality. I would even be willing to pay a small fee to upgrade to a version that offers this functionality. However, I do not like the hide and seek game. I am not a developer, just a user. What I am asking should be easy for the developer.

meant to say “similar to the way WordPress adds an IP”

Hello,

Yes, added to the email the blog author receives about a new contact email. Just to make this clear, this should be the IP of the person that sent the message through the contact form. For example, similar to the way WordPress ads an IP to comments posted. This helps to avoid spammers, etc.

Thanks

Thank you all so much. I just want to change the background color of just the subscribe2 widget and make it black instead of white, not all of them in my theme (old twenty ten)

Thanks. I just found a plugin to do that.

Thank you for the excellent support.

So i figured I will replace

$recipients[] = ‘[email protected]’;

with

$recipients[] = ‘[email protected]’;

and add after that

return array(‘[email protected]’);

is this correct?

Thanks but pls help because I am not a programmer, just a user although I know how to create a custom plugin with this hook. The code is

function my_admin_filter($recipients = array(), $email) {
    // $recipients is an array of admin email addresses
    // $email will be 'subscribe' or 'unsubscribe'
    if ($email == 'subscribe') {
        foreach ($recipients as $key => $email) {
            if ( $email == '[email protected]') {
                unset($recipients[$key]);
            }
        }
        $recipients[] = '[email protected]';
    }
    return $recipients;
}
add_filter('s2_admin_email', 'my_admin_filter', 10, 2);

If I have 10 admin email addresses but I want only to have: [email protected] receive the confirmation emails how to I change the code? Thanks

@mattyrob, Thanks. I understand those things are beyond your control.

@@mattyrob

Do you think that 1 recipient per email is the best option? I use 40 per email. Do you think that may be perceived as spam by some recipient servers? After how many subscribers do you think in general the use of 1 per email becomes problematic?

@tychomonolith,

I do not use GODDADY but I use 40 for the Restrict the number of recipients per email option.

I just figured it out. Thanks.

Thanks for the excellent support. Clarification: Emailing starts recent or older email addresses?

Sorry for dropping in but why do you want to have Email frequency: “each post” ? Have you tried bulk, i.e. BCC emails?

I will do some more tests and let you know., Thanks. One questions: how does the plugin handle emails sent out? in alphabetical order or with date of subscription order?

No, posts are sent for either category alone but not when both are marked. Just to clarify, I have one excluded category, a different one, for public subscribers but registered users are allowed to receive notifications. When I marked both allowed categories, none received email, neither the public nor the registered.