broozar

whee, the latest update makes the mails appear again! nice work. i managed to modify your simple.php template to match my own style and all is well now.

thank you for your support!

steps to reproduce:

– go to sendpress>emails
– select one email to send
– click send
– do not confirm sending, but select “cancel send”
– i get 6 error messages, the 2 i posted above 3 times.

new update, still not solved. however, now i got some error messages:

Warning: SendPress::include(/[...]/wp-content/plugins/sendpress/classes/views/class-sendpress-view-emails-send-email.php) [function.SendPress-include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /[...]/wp-content/plugins/sendpress/sendpress.php on line 154

Warning: SendPress::include() [function.include]: Failed opening '/[...]/wp-content/plugins/sendpress/classes/views/class-sendpress-view-emails-send-email.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/home/ovh/soft/PEAR:/usr/share/php5') in /[...]/wp-content/plugins/sendpress/sendpress.php on line 154

and that’s true, i only got

class-sendpress-view-emails-create.php
class-sendpress-view-emails-send-confirm.php
class-sendpress-view-emails-send-queue.php
class-sendpress-view-emails-send.php
class-sendpress-view-emails-style.php

how come there’s a file missing? I then uninstalled the whole plugin, reinstalled it, the file is still missing.

yes, i have just updated today before posting the screenshots 5h ago. i am now running SendPress 0.9.4.6 on top of wordpress 3.5.1, the problem remains.

thanks for your reply. i tried re-saving the options and permalink settings, but this did not solve the problem.

here are the screenshots you requested. 1. editing an email works just fine:
https://somepic.someserver.de/pics/big/cd9dcfb9dee46b1edc6151adfb5536c3.png

2. (send-)preview is empty:
https://somepic.someserver.de/pics/big/96a8bf6faead35be1b264ee779304248.png

thank you for your suggestion. unfortunately, i am not at liberty to update the mysql version on the server.

just as you pointed out, i also cannot see any conflicting plugins in the list.

I have narrowed it down to apply_filters(). this works:

$post = get_post();
	echo $post->post_content;

but this does not:

$post = get_post();
	$content = apply_filters('the_content', $post->post_content);
	echo $content;

so i do not think this is a database-related problem.
the disadvantage of the “working” code is that my shortcodes in the post do not get executed, something which i would probably need apply_filters for… do you have any alternative suggestion how i might get the shortcodes executed?

thanks in advance