Abhi

also the link for IP address in logs is currently forwarded to whois.arin.net, which doesn’t provide much details. It’d be best to have the link as ipinfo.io/$ip_address just like Easy Digital Downloads.

I think the IP feature is useful, we offer free downloads so it’s helpful to see where the successful downloads are being downloaded from

Great. Yes, the wizard under settings works perfectly!

Hi @capuderg

Thanks for the update.

clicking on the wizard goes to /wp-mail-smtp-setup-wizard which leads to a 404 error.

Thanks @pratik-jain this was resolved with your suggestions ??

NOPE :(( Still not working.. Can you please point me in the right direction.. if there’s a hook/action i can use, then even better
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• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by Abhi.

Thanks for your reply!

Woocommerce native emails. It happens with 1 out of 3-4 emails. Tried disabling all plugins, so I’m pretty sure Autoptimize is doing it.

Also, Aggregate inline CSS option does it.

I was able to achieve this using your php library

Thanks!

Is there any other way we can send a custom sms in wordpress from another plugin?
Maybe doing a HTTP Push?

https://www.smsalert.co.in/api/push.json?apikey=<apikey>&route=<route>&sender=<senderid>&mobileno=<mob>&text=<text>

Thanks Stratos. Looking forward to the next release ??

Calling your support team in a while. Thank you.

Hi team. thanks for a quick response.

I wish to send our customers an SMS, 6 hours after an order is marked as processing.

This should happen without changing the status of an order because there’s another SMS which is sent when an order is marked complete.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Abhi.

Thanks. I’ve figured out.

I was using shipping_method instead of payment_method. The following code works:

// rename payment method title/id
add_filter('woe_get_order_value_payment_method_title', 'woe_rename_payment_method_title', 10, 3);
function woe_rename_payment_method_title($value, $order, $fieldname) {
 if($value == 'Cash on delivery')
        return 'cod';
 if($value == 'paypal')
        return 'prepaid'; 
 return $value;
}

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Abhi.

Did you find a solution for this?

Hi Rene. Thanks the problem is now solved. I called the ad in php!