C P

Make sure you have configured SPF records in your DNS which explicitly allow your WP host or WordPress.com top send emails on your behalf. Or use an SMTP plugin to send Emails from a source you control.

Here are Google’s instructions on doing that:
https://support.google.com/a/answer/33786?hl=en&ref_topic=2759192&visit_id=636859173126659801-2905010879&rd=1

The settings I use for my WordPress.com hosted site are:
christianpeper.com. TXT "v=spf1 +a include:wpdatacenter.com include:peper-it.nl ?all"

For some reason the whole plugin disappeared. No trace. Activity log does not show an action by someone. This is weird.

Let me get back to you. Perhaps it was a broken installation or so. No clue never happened to me before! ??

Any news?

I really think the plugin will work well for my client but I want to see it work before I’ll pay for it ?? Hope you understand.

https://byami.nl/winkel/kadobon

I had a very similar thing happen to me but I was unable to see if it worked before.

I installed the plugin, added 3 voucher templates (making a total of 4 incl the demo template), I got the warning about max 3, so I deleted the demo template.

Anything I’ve tried after that never showed me the images I selected for the vouchers. I’ve tried to resize images or regenerate thumbnails, but nothing worked.

And yes, the templates are displaying as expected in the wp-admin view. It also doesn’t help if I disable one of the three templates. it just shows the empty frames. All content is there except the images.
See https://imgur.com/a/J3cpFHR

However, going thru a sample order and picking any voucher then going thru PayPal sandbox resulted in a fine PDF with all the correct images in it. So it seems something with the visibility on the website, not the PDF workflow.
Christian.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by C P. Reason: added more info and screenshots