Hello,
I am needing to have a year tag available when generating the email template. Basically it would be to integrate this code in the comment-reply-email.php file:
$currentYear = date('Y');
$mailContent = str_replace('[year]', $currentYear, $mailContent);
Just below line 219:
$mailContent = $this->options['mail_message'];
I hope you can help me and thank you.
]]>Hello,
After troubleshooting why the comment field is missing, I noticed it under your plugin only. When you select Admin under “Send comment reply emails to commenters:” the comment field disappears. I tested this multiple times and on different browsers. Can you please fix this?
https://tinyurl.com/yk9qzf7z – this is if the Admin is selected
https://tinyurl.com/ytppon2h – this is what it looks like when Admin is selected.
https://tinyurl.com/ysej5ll5 – this is what it looks like when I select Opt-In, however I want the Admin choice.
]]>Check the email screenshot in attached image.
How to resolve this issue?
]]>Hello,
I like the simplicity and functionality of your plugin. Now, I’m having a little problem as I want to integrate custom shortcodes in the mail data. It is possible to have a hook that allows me to generate my codes and use them without problem.
Stay tuned to your comments.
Thank you,
]]>Hi Johnny,
It would be good if this plugin supported moderated comment replies.
To replicate what I mean:
In Settings
> Discussion
> enable Comment must be manually approved
.
Scenario:
Hi Johnny, thanks for your lovely plugin ! light, minimal settings, all works good ! Except for me, it will be nice to “integrate” the checkbox on the form, above the submit button like another input in the flow and not like a kind of extra input.
Is it possible for you to edit that, or give the chance to choose in the settings ?
Cheers,
John
The sender name (which I think is using the site name) is showing the apostrophe in the name as #039;. How can I fix this? Thanks!
]]>Hi,
I have PHP 8.0 and get below warning all the time.
PHP Warning: Attempt to read property "comment_parent" on null in /wp-content/plugins/comment-reply-email/comment-reply-email.php on line 105
When selecting OPT-IN CHECKED or OPT-IN UNCHECKED, reply emails never get sent when responding from the comment from the dashboard. But when I switched to the ADMIN option, then I get the reply emails.
I have FluentSMTP installed and confirmed that no emails are being sent with the opt-in settings, only with the admin option (haven’t tested the others yet).
]]>Hi there,
I saw this warning when I use chrome’s lighthouse tool.
Any advice?
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Source
comment-reply.min.js:2
It does not work when you have moderated comments enabled. When you accept the comment or reply to the comment the email is not sent. It is only sent when the moderated comments are not active or when an admin replies from the dashboard.
Could you please fix it? don’t mind paying a beer or 2 or 3….
Thanks.
]]>Hi,
I was wondering if there was a way for users to unsubscribe from notifications.
I mean, that’s sort of an essential feature now with GDPR compliance, and just not wanting your users to mark your emails as spam.
Thanks!
]]>Hello!
Thank you very much for your plugin!
Comment notifications are sent to spam from the email “[email protected]”.
Can I change the sender to my email or the standard “[email protected]”?
Hello,
I have the same problem as in this old thread:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/e-mail-not-being-sent/
If I (as admin) reply to comments in the admin panel, the notification is sent correctly. If other guests reply, no notification is sent.
I use no SMTP plugin – but all other wordpress notifications get set and I have setup my php mailer correctly.
I have switched the debug mode of wordpress on and got the following Notice, when trying to comment as a guest:
NOTICE: PHP message: PHP Notice: Undefined variable: comment in /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/comment-reply-email/comment-reply-email.php on line 105
NOTICE: PHP message: PHP Notice: Trying to get property 'comment_parent' of non-object in /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/comment-reply-email/comment-reply-email.php on line 105
Maybe one can help me with this? I would really like to get the plugin working with my php mailer (so using wp_mail() basically directly).
Thanks in advance
matse
]]>Hi,
I use generatepress theme on my woocommerce site and I don’t have reply link under each review on product page.
What will happen if somebody add another comment? Will all previous comment owners will alerted?
Hey Johnny,
How easy would it be to add an option to include an unsubscribe link in the comment reply notification emails?
I think this would be useful in case the commenter decides they no longer want to be notified of future replies. It could help prevent emails from getting marked as spam too.
Best regards,
Pete
Hi,
I just started using your plugin, but for some reason no emails are being sent after a comment receives a reply.
Any ideas what the issue could be?
]]>Hi Johnny,
My WordPress Dashboard is located https://backend.example.com
[Pass protected]
But frontend is at https://www.example.com
When I reply to comment from it would email a comment link
Example: https://backend.example.com/hello-world/#comment-1
(Normally, it would return 401 because that is accessible only to me.)
To send user correct destination, is it possible to change the hostname from https://backend.example.com to https://www.example.com in the comment link at email.
Example
https://www.example.com/hello-world/#comment-1
Thanks & Regards,
Gulshan
It works perfectly.
I only have a request if possible. Would it be possible to customize the text: “Email me when someone replies to my comment”
I can do it directly in the plugin but I’d have to remember to change it every time there is an update.
This is useful for websites in languages other than English
Thanks
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