Susan Pearson

I wanted to check if the plugin is still supported because it’s not tested with the current version and people advise against using untested plugins. I love the plugin so hopefully soon it will be updated to show it is tested.

Hi, I have passed your reply to my husband to try and find out about JS errors as neither of us know that language. I am not well at the moment so I have left it in his hands to see if he can work it out. I’ll update this when I am feeling well enough to deal with the blog and hopefully he was susses out what we need to do.

By sign off pattern I mean a blog of text I created to sign off the post and say until next time etc. like you would sign off at the end of a letter etc.

If they should be in the database and they are not I wonder if I need to reinstall WordPress again. Not being able to use any of my own patterns and having to do every thing from scratch for every blog post will get old very quickly.

If I create a pattern it goes to the manage patterns that can be accessed through the three dot menu in a post creation page. However, it is not put into a my pattern folder and if it is made a repeating pattern there is no diamond icon to access these. Even new ones I made today. In fact the safe “Sign off” pattern is not in the list three times with slightly different names. The plugins don’t seem to be impacting this when I turn them off and on again.

Sorry I used the wrong word I know about the change nether-the-less the problem is still the same the diamond icon representing reusable patterns is missing even though I have created some.

Also the Patterns list should have a folder for my patterns at the top of the list and it doesn’t.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by Susan Pearson.

That is what I thought it looked like .

I have no my patterns folder within patterns and no icon for a synced patterns section at all. I am using the Generate Press Theme with a child theme. This website is only about a week old.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by Susan Pearson.

Thank you for coming back to me.

To go through the questions.

I currently have about 30-40 confirmed subscribers, the others have not confirmed.

I am sending the email through my domain email address.

It is possible that I may have just set up the post notification when the initial message was sent, so that is resolved, thanks.

Hi sorry I can see why it would sound like a brand new post I have only changed one word in the URL but that one change from sufferer to warrior changes the tone somewhat.

On Saturday when it goes live will it keep the warrior or revert to sufferer? I am happy for it to act like a new post and leave the old one where it was I used the revisionize because I was effectively editing what I had done before not writing a whole new post from scratch.

I only started blogging in June 2016 so the post has probably had 5 views at best whereas now I have a much better following who will see the revised post.

With regard to the first part, I am a bit confused. I scheduled the new one to publish on Saturday but the original one was from June 2016. So I’m assuming you mean the new post will show on Saturday and the old version will just disappear as it has been replaced by the new one but revert back to the old slug and ignore my URL change meaning that the slug and SEO title don’t quite match.

It is not really feasible to send out social media posts as a trial because they will be seen on my timelines.

The only other thought I had is to add the social media queue to both the old post and the new revision then at least one of them should get published…

Thank you, I originally saw that but because I have limited users at the moment I read it to mean I would have to go to the site at 6 pm to trigger it to send. For now, I have swapped back to my previous email program. But may well come back to Mailpoet down the line as I grow a bit and will remember this option.
Thanks

I am having exactly the same problem. I really like using Mailpoet 2 and Mailpoet 3 looks so promising but alarm bells are ringing if so many people are having problems receiving the email from Mailpoet. The irony is not lost on me!