Still working fine with WordPress 6.6.2. A clean & simple plugin.
]]>Didn’t see a place on the new plugin repository settings, to note that this plugin seems to work fine in 4.7.3. So putting that information here.
]]>This has been working well for me for over a year, but my most recent blogpost did not trigger an email. I’m a bit stumped on how I test this; there’s no logs or anything, not even a way to force it to send an email afterwards, and I don’t want to randomly create new posts, as I don’t see a way to go into some debug mode to avoid sending to my subscribers. Any tips?
]]>Hi there,
A week ago I deactivated the plug in to find our which if my plug ins was conflicting with the WordPress text editor.
My site is https://www.dontbelievethehype.biz/
After activating the plugin back, all the subscribers are gone. Could you please help me finding the subscribers back?
Thanks
Peru
]]>Would it be possible to add a captcha, or at least add the ability to add a captcha via a filter or custom form to a future version?
Lately my blog gets a lot of new subscribers who never activate their email address and I get a notification for each of them.
Related, a button to bulk delete all not activated subscribers would be nice. Or a cron job that regularly deletes not activated subscribers older than X days.
]]>Hi,
I have just installed this plugin and set it up. On the admin page it says that the plugin is configured correctly. However having tested it by subscribing an email address, and creating a test post, I am not sending notification emails or receiving confirmation emails. I have chacked junk mail. This is very frustrating. Please can you help.
Many thanks,
Debbie
]]>Hi,
I want to use this plugin. It looks great! But I don’t know if a user wants to unsubscribe himself how can he do it.
I tried subscribing one of my own emails. I got the confirmation mail.
But when I tried to Manage Subscriptions, it did send another mail, which got redirected to my sites SubMe page.
So how to unsubscribe?
Thanks
Milind
]]>Hi there, I really like this plugin, but it seems that a subscriber won’t be notified when admin has posted a custom post type…is there any way to get it to do this? Thank you!
]]>Hey,
very happy with this lightweight mailing plugin.
The widget works fine, but when trying to use this in a popup (WP.Timersync’s “Popups”), the buttons just don’t do anything. Would be nice to get this working…
Is there a way to show the number of subscribers in the sidebar widget? For example, I’d like it to say “There are X number of followers” and be able to pull the number of subscribers and replace “X” each time someone signs up.
Can this be done with CSS?
]]>Im using SubMe plugin but I cannot translate Email Templates through WPML plugin using string translations.
Do you know how can i make it?
Also each time I translate a new post subscriber users gets an email. So… my site is working in two languages, I write a new post in default language -> subscribers gets an email, then I translate the post and subscribers gets another mail.
Is there any way to control that?
Thx
]]>Hello,
very interesting plugin. I did not find any way to translate auickly (without using PoEdit) “subscribe/unsubscribe” buttons and “your mail address”. Too bad as there are the only “english” words not translaable viewed by the user.
Under Twenty Fifteen, the widget does not show well and it’s too bad as it’s a default theme: see https://tof.canardpc.com/view/175d6875-f1e0-4f36-b19d-df0da759c371.jpg
Strangely, the title does not match the title I wrote for the widget ???
Love the plugin. It is functional and easy to install. Even for me (first time building a website, I am a total nube).
I only have one problem that I haven’t been able to solve:
When you click on the link in the subscription confirmation email it takes back to my page but displays a message “oops that page can’t be found, try a search”
The function isn’t effected at all but it looks like an error leaving the subscriber wondering whether or not they are actually subscribed. Is there a way to make it read: “Thanks for subscribing!” instead?
Cheers.
Hello,
Trying out your plugin. But I stumbled upon a issue.
I can only see 5 e-mailadresses (records) at a time under subcribers. Is there a way to change this? All in one view would be great. Because it’s a great handicap if you want to activate or remove a subsriber.
]]>I tried to install SubMe this morning. It sounded like a great plugin, with just the configuration options I needed and no more.
Unfortunately, when I tried to activate it, I received the following message:
Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/[webhostusername]/public_html/[mydomain]/wp-content/plugins/subme/subme.php on line 986
]]>This can be done easily by hooking into the registration filter. Place the following code either in a plugin or in your functions.php file.
Note, all relevant values are added besides IP address, which is only used for flooding protection on custom addition of entries regardless.
// Add user's email to subme subscription database upon user registration
add_action( 'user_register', 'subme_email_to_db_arti', 10, 1 );
function subme_email_to_db_arti( $user_id ) {
if ( isset( $_POST['user_email'] ) ){
global $wpdb;
$ip_arti = '127.0.0.1';
$active = '1';
$email = $_POST['user_email'];
$email = strtolower( trim( $email ) );
$table = $wpdb->prefix . 'subme';
/* Check if the email already exists */
$query = $wpdb->prepare( "SELECT email FROM $table WHERE email=%s", $email );
$results = $wpdb->get_results( $query );
if ( $results ) {
return false;
}
/* Insert the new subscriber */
$query = $wpdb->prepare( "INSERT INTO $table (email, active, timestamp, ip, conf_hash, conf_timestamp, conf_ip) VALUES (
%s, %d, %d, %s, NULL, %d, '')",
$email,
$active,
time(),
$ip_arti,
time()
);
$wpdb->query( $query );
}
}To transfer your existing list, you can simply export your users emails via the database into a file and import it. Reply if you need help.
]]>Hi,
I have a number of question about this plugin. Some of which are clarification type of questions because some parts of the plugin is not, in my opinion, as user-friendly as it could be. Test performed on fresh install of WP 4 using PHP 5.4
1. Upon installing and activating it, I get this configuration error: “Failed to get the site admin ID.”
Why? The admin ID is 1. What specific setting should I change so that the script can “get the site admin ID”?
2. What exactly does “Delegations” mean? What are those settings for and what should I configure them to? For the moment, I have set them all to admin account with user ID: 1.
3. In the “Email Settings”, does the value “Default” mean the email address selected for the WordPress install?
4. Regarding the Cron job, should I be worried if my subscribers are more than 50,000 emails? Will it divide the emails without problems? I am a developer as well so I understand how the WP-cron system is not an accurate cron job system and works whenever a person visits the page etc.
5. What is the Return-path setting and what should it be set?
6. Where is the subscription widget? I have enabled “Enable SubMe widget” but could not find the widget in the list. I should note that I will likely dig into the core of this plugin code and change the subscribe widget anyway and add a few features to block spam subscriptions, but regardless, I thought I should mention that the widget is not visible anywhere…
7. Finally, and most importantly, is there any way to make this plugin send out one message per week listing all the new posts of the week? Instead of messaging every time there is a new post? The reason why I ask this is simply because we publish way to many posts each day. Is there a feature like this currently in the plugin? Or do you have any plans to implement such system in the near future? I think this feature would make this plugin A LOT more useful than it already is, particularly for bigger and more established sites.
I hope that you don’t mind me throwing these many questions at you. Feel free to throw a PayPal donate button in there so us who may find the plugin useful can support its development.
Also, I should highlight that if we are going to use this plugin on our production site, it is very likely that we will enhance it and add a lot more features, I will definitely post these adjustments here if you want to implement them in future releases.
]]>Firstly, thank you for releasing this lightweight newsletter plugin, very needed indeed.
I have a few questions before I install and configure this.
Our mailing list is around 50,000+ subscribers so sending messages to all of the users in one go is very damaging.
By reading the features list, I cannot find any information if you have an option available for dividing the amount of emails sent out per interval. For example, 1000 messages per hour…
I believe such thing would easiest be achieved if you set a cron that sends out a set amount of emails every 5 minutes, and this way, we can divide the mass emails.
Let me know if you have any plans to add a feature like this. Thank you again for a promising plugin.
]]>I get the following message when I try to activate the plugin:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home1/bastuha/public_html/thewryhome.com/wp-content/plugins/subme/subme.php on line 536
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