Hi @powerful1
Thanks for reaching out! I’m really sorry this plugin update is causing some issues for you. But we are here to help.
Could you please answer some questions first?
1. Which version of WordPress do you currently have?
2. Which version of PHP do you currently use?
3. Which version of the WP Mail SMTP plugin were you upgrading from?
4. Which mailer was activated?
5. Do you have access to the error_log of your site? Or was WP_DEBUG_LOG enabled on your site? We need to know exact errors, it you would super helpful if you could enabled WP_DEBUG and activate the SMTP plugin with it.
We need as many details as possible.
The previous version of the plugin can be downloaded on this page, there is a “Previous Versions” section where you can select 2.0.1.
Here are possible steps to fix the issue:
1. Open /wp-admin/options.php
page on your site.
2. On that page find options with these names: schema-ActionScheduler_LoggerSchema
, schema-ActionScheduler_StoreSchema
, and action_scheduler_migration_status
(if any, the last one may be missing)
3. Remove their values (leave them empty), save the changes.
4. Activate on the Plugins page the WP Mail SMTP plugin again.
This should trigger the internal library to re-generate database tables, that might fix your issue.
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This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by Slava Abakumov. Reason: added details about possible fix