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Hi Robin,

Thank you so much – yes those two errors of mine were enough to cause problems, and your adjusted code above worked perfectly.

Do you have a donate link anywhere?

P.S. for any future people, here is the array of plugin settings included in $key for version 3.1.5

[styles] => Array
        (
            [plugin] => 1
            [font] => 0
        )

    [icons] => svg
    [heading] => Share this post:
    [buttons] => Array
        (
            [twitter] => 1
            [facebook] => 1
            [pinterest] => 1
            [linkedin] => 1
            [email] => 1
            [reddit] => 0
            [whatsapp] => 0
            [pocket] => 0
            [telegram] => 0
            [sms] => 0
        )

    [twitter_handle] => 
    [email_subject] => A post worth sharing:
    [email_body] => I read this post and wanted to share it with you. Here's the link:
    [post_types] => Array
        (
            [post] => Array
                (
                    [before] => 0
                    [after] => 1
                    [manual] => 0
                )

            [page] => Array
                (
                    [before] => 0
                    [after] => 0
                    [manual] => 0
                )

            [popup] => Array
                (
                    [before] => 0
                    [after] => 0
                    [manual] => 0
                )

            [product] => Array
                (
                    [before] => 0
                    [after] => 0
                    [manual] => 0
                )

        )

    [location] => 
    [button_style] => 1
    [button_padding] => 12
    [table_width] => full
    [order] => Array
        (
            [twitter] => 1
            [facebook] => 2
            [pinterest] => 3
            [linkedin] => 4
            [email] => 5
        )

    [genesis] => 0
    [css_style] => flex
    [disable_block] => 0
)

Hi Guillaume, Can you receive other emails into your gsuite account or is it only test emails coming from your website that are routed incorrectly?

Oh man thank you! I should have noticed that. Removing quotes from the true and false defines solved that. I thought they were copy pasted from a previous working setup.

For any future people wondering, here are the working defines. I have a few commented out that I am not currently using

define('WPMS_ON', true);
//define( 'WPMS_DO_NOT_SEND', true );
define('WPMS_MAILER', 'smtp' );
define('WPMS_SMTP_PASS', '**********');
define('WPMS_SMTP_USER', 'postmaster@mail.**********.com');
define('WPMS_SMTP_HOST', 'smtp.mailgun.org');
define('WPMS_SMTP_PORT', '587');
define('WPMS_SMTP_AUTH', true);
define('WPMS_MAIL_FROM', 'noreply@*****');
define('WPMS_SET_RETURN_PATH', false); // Sets $phpmailer->Sender if true
define('WPMS_SSL', 'tls'); // Possible values '', 'ssl', 'tls' - note TLS is not STARTTLS
//define('WPMS_MAIL_FROM_NAME', 'My WordPress Multisite');
define('WPMS_MAIL_FROM_FORCE', true); //force all sites to use sending address defined above

Thanks for the helpful support!

Hi Sanjeev,

Thank you for following up –

Here is a screenshot of the WooCommerce email sender settings
https://snipboard.io/U76CrX.jpg

Screenshot of the SMPTP Email Settings
https://snipboard.io/uECsyc.jpg

Snapshot of Email Header Sent by WooCommerce (not working correctly)

https://snipboard.io/PShwAC.jpg

Snapshot of Email Header sent by WordPress (working correctly)
https://snipboard.io/ZlsxdR.jpg

Snapshot of Email Header sent as the test message from SMTP plugin
https://snipboard.io/stVJv6.jpg

I am using wordpress multisite and using the wp-config.php defines to set the SMTP email defaults. The correct settings show in the SMTP email UI, and they are correctly being used by WordPress and Wordfence…

I did find the following error in my WordPress Debug… not sure if it’s at all related
PHP Warning: A non-numeric value encountered in /home/wordpress/wellcoachedmarketing/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/src/Processor.php on line 215

Let me know if there is anything else I can send

I was having similiar issue, but only when viewing the feed in the gutenberg block in the editor. My front end view was working fine.

Changing to Enqueue JS File in Head solved the problem for me.

Thanks for the reply! The message is staying dismissed on single sites, but is still showing on all network admin screens.

I don’t have duplicate post network activated, but it is activated on my main/ root site. The message is dismissed on the root site, but is still showing at the network level.

The message probably shouldn’t show at all at the network level, but if it does, it should follow the dismissal/ display settings of the root site.

Thanks for looking into a better method – like many wordpress users, I run a large number of paid and free plugins. Having dashboard notices from many plugins can make for a really bad user experience.

Most plugins will use a transient with a long or permanent expiration date to dismiss notices, but for some reason this new Yoast notice will not stay dismissed.

I’m using wordpress multisite, and I’m not sure if it’s because of that environment or just the way the notice is meant to work. At the network level I’ve dismissed it several times and it always comes back.

Thanks for duplicate post, it’s such an essential tool for wordpress!

you want https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/threewp-broadcast/ for that.

the free plugin plus the paid addons solve all the problems with duplicating content at large scale. I’ve been using it for years on a multi-thousand site multisite network and it’s a must have.

@hatesgutenberg

Certainly there are alternatives to WordPress, but if you’re going to code everything from scratch and your client wants an ecommerce integration, events calendar, photo galleries, forms that integrate with 3rd party platforms… Maybe some page caching to speed it all up, you’ll better hope they’re ready to drop a few hundred thousand in development.

And that they never want to change anything…

Ok, all that aside. I’m really trying to decide if Gutenberg is the right choice for me.

Can you give me some bullet points or links to issues you’ve discovered?

@mononox @garrettzucker – you guys are so overly dramatic. I’ve been building sites in wordpress for 10 years, and I had no idea anybody still used the classic editor.

It was so limited for anything other than a blog of text. There is a reason why plugins like Divi, Elementor, Beaver Builder etc are used by a combined 10’s of millions of websites… TinyMCE wasn’t cutting it for people who want to build interesting websites.

If you want blog of text, just start typing in the gutenberg editor, it’s not that complicated.

… but don’t worry, I’m sure TinyMCE or a drop in replacement will be available for decades to come.

Can you describe what types of problem you ran into as an experienced internet user?

Can you describe what types of problems you ran into when you say, “crushing and unstable”?

Can you describe what was difficult for you with the Gutenberg editor? What types of tasks in the post/ page editor were you trying to accomplish that you found difficult?

If you had a problem, why don’t you describe what it was so that either the Gutenberg team can fix it or other users can avoid the same mistakes. Your hyperbole doesn’t help anyone.

Check your browser console. I had the same issue on a site that inconsistently used http vs https.

If you see a bunch of CORS issues, check that the URLs match. If one is http and one is https that’s likely your problem. Search for plugins that “force https” or “force ssl” and that should help.