Could you please make the version 2.1 available for download in the Advanced repository of the plugin, so I can try reverting back to that version? It is at the link:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/yaymail/advanced/, at the bottom of the page.
At this point, only version 1.9.6 is available, and it gives me same error.
Additionally, can you please point me in the right direction as of why this error is happening when trying to save template changes?
]]>The version-2 options seem to be OK.
Any insights?
]]>Firstly, love the plugin, makes it so quick and easy to make great looking newsletters, so thank you.
Now the issue. When trying to send a preview of a finished newsletter I am receiving the error: The email could not be sent: Bad Request
It was working with the previous version, but I have today upgraded to Mailpoet 3 version 3.3.1.
Is this a known error you are dealing with?
I also use WP MAIL SMTP (v.1.0.2), but have had no issues with these plugins working together before. Other website emails are being sent via WooCommerce and contact form.
I’ve cleared my cache, tried different email addresses, exited and re-entered the form and google searched, but no luck.
Be great if you can help!
Thanks
I tryed out a lot of things: clear cache of browsers (firefox, ie and chrome), disable all plugins, ipconfig/flushdns in my command prompt (in my Windows SO), switch themes and nothing works.
I can access the site, and it’s ok. I can create a page, it’s ok also.
This problem only happens when I try to update a page.
I don’t know what I can do, please help me!
]]>Also, when I click on my blog link I’m getting the error: Bad Request Your browser sent a request this server cannot understand.
www.leahmarieimages.com
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wptouch/
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I’ve tried to find info on it, and a few people mention clearing the browser cookies, but that’s not a solution I can tell my viewers!
Someone mentioned the cookie length is exceeding some “large_client_header_buffers” setting?
Anyone got any clue how to fix this permanently?
Thanks
Dave.