Stefano Lissa

Hi, version 8.6.1 should solve the issue, anyway I need to rework the default layout since I don’t like the missing stacking of logo and title on mobile. On next version…

Hi, it’s not a bug but something difficult to control. When planned, the newsletter is set with a timestamp but this timestamp, when computed before the DST and used after creates that problem. We need to review if there are smarter functions to be used for this timestamp generation, I’m sure they’re there somewhere.

Hi, there are no conflicts with WP Mail SMTP, just setup the required information on our addon (you need the username and password, the SMTP hosts and protocol, your mail provider for sure has them). Save the options and the warning should disappear (anyway thank you reporting I’ll check it). Probably you have the WP_DEBUG active you can see it on Tools/Site Health.

The SMTP addon can be configured to connect to any SMTP, while SMTP2Go is a delivery service, like mailersend, amazon ses, mailjet, sendgrid, …. Of course they are paid services, even if they usually offer a free plan.

Hi, you can install our free SMTP addon so all emails generated by Newsletter will be sent with that service.

Were you running a very old version of the Newsletter plugin? That error is generated by a code that should be executed only when you’re updating from a version before the 7.7.

Hi, it seems an option on the wp_options table of your installation contains a string instead of be missing or be an array (as it should be). The option name is “newsletter_profile”.

Since on Monday we have a release, I’ll add a check for that specific problem.

Meanwhile, if you can access your blog database, seek for the wp_options table (the wp_prefix could be different) and inside that table for the “newsletter_profile” option and delete it.

It could be another plugin is/was using the same option, identifying it on your database could give clues about it’s usage.

Just to inform, rolling back to 6.2.2 Gutenberg started working again and even the ticket attachments.

Hi, use our wp users addon (it’s free) and add a checkbox named “newsletter”. configure the addon to add the checkbox (even if that is not used) so it can check for it when the user data is submitted.

It can work or not. It depends on how the theme is managing the submitted data and the signup flow.

Hi, that is a tracked url, you can change the tracking url format on Newsletter/Settings and change it to default.

The default tracking url “points” to the home with some parameters attached. Usually it works, but sometime due to caches and like they can be blocked. If you cannot add an exception to Cloudflare, change the link format.

Hi, thank you! Initially, I got lost, but then I found the filter wp_theme_json_data_theme (and similar) and that is where to play with the settings. I’ll follow your suggestion to ask the Gutenberg team!

Thank you, already added the fix fore the next release.

Hi, thank you for sharing your solution. The basic auth cannot be activated by WP or Newsletter, check if you have an .htaccess into wp-admin or it could be something at server level (an option on cpanel, for example)

Hi, as said by Micheal, your admin side (/wp-admin) has been protected with basic auth, probably a configuration in your .htaccess.

But this block, blocks even the public ajax calls to wp-admin/admin-ajax.php: you should as to add an exception for that script in your basic auth configuration.

Or go to the Newsletter/Settings/Advanced and change the action link from alternative to default: all the Newsletter’s action links will use a different format and not the admin-ajax.php endpoint.

Hi, use it safely, is should be fully compatibile. As soon as I find some spare time, I’ll update it.