Problems with [newsletter_profile]

Ok I found a part of the problem… If I add myself manually as a subscriber the [newsletter_profile] somehow doesn’t work. If I subscribe via the form on the newsletter page the profile form works correct. This should work also manually, shouldn’t it? Now the next question is how to include a something like {unsubscription_confirm_url} in the profile form?

If I unsubscribe from the newsletter and reactivate, then the [newsletter_profile] also doesn’t recognize any subscriber. So I’ll wrap it up…

The [newsletter_profile] is only working if the user registers via the form. If I add manually a user as a subscriber or if a user unsubscribes and gets reactivated the user is not recognized as subscriber. Please check this.

Another thing is very disappointing… If I click on the save button where I placed my [newsletter_profile]?shortcode, the user gets redirected to the standard page what makes the shortcode nearly useless in its function. The [newsletter_profile] is integrated in my user account page and of course if a logged-in user changes something in his profile form he should get redirected to the same page where the profile form is displayed. If a visitor changes something from the profile link in the email he gets to another page because he isn’t able to access the user account page. Is there a way to achieve this?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by bbua97.

Hi, the saving action should not change the destination page, I’ll check that. About the reactivation, the fact the page does not recognize the subscriber could be due to the secret token change. It should be stored, but there could be a bug. Thank you for reporting.