Grubbyseismic

Yes, I realise that’s the fallback.

Hopefully with the cron schedule in place it will work! Otherwise I’m worried my client will enforce another plugin to be used, though that isn’t your problem!

Out of interest, it’s the PHP function mail() that would be blocked, isn’t it?

Oh I see!
I may just leave the recipients restriction in place and see how it gets on!

There was definitely no mail being sent (as of yesterday), apart from single-recipient tests.

I have now, however, added a job into the releavant part of control panel of the server. It is due to fire in about three minutes, then again at the same time on a weekly basis.

I used the hack you suggested previously to “un-stick” the cron schedule (i.e. change the post-type twice). The next job, according to WP, is next week.

So I suppose that means I’m no closer to finding out why there was no mail being sent in the first place?…

It will, most likely, help people like me (those in a rush) to find it! ??

Hello t-p!

I’m just checking this issue has been resolved, MattyRob’s a busier man than I!

You know that most, if not all, of the things you require:

1. is it possible to exclude excerpt (keep everything else: post title, Permalink, etc.) in the notification mail?

2. is it possible to include “Unsubscribe” link/button in the notification mail?

…are available in the Settings sub-menu for Subscribe2?…

Apologies, I found a setting in the S2 Settings sub-menu!

I think I’d like to change my request to “please add a margin underneath the ‘Notification Settings’ sub-title”!

Awesome! Thanks a lot!

*bump*

I’m curious if anything ever came of this…

Hello!

Have you seen the admin control yet? You should find what you’re looking for there (when logged into the dashboard, hit the Settings sub-menu: RP should have an entry at the bottom of it)…

Hello!

I’m not the developer, but I wondered are you still having problems with this plugin?

I looked at the link you provided, and I can’t tell where the posts are supposed to go either, sorry…
I see you’ve got a few categories in place, would it be there?

That’s brilliant! Thanks! I’ll give it a go over the weekend!

Good luck with the MU / MS thing: I don’t envy you…

Awesome! Thank you…

That you’re willing to have a look is great!

I think I’m going to examine your code too, I don’t think I’ll do any major experimentation, mostly in case I break something.
Even then I could just reinstall it!

Thinking aloud (of sorts): as the code is looking for a checkbox (to see if there’s a need to remove someone from the list?) I assume that means it’s looking for a particular HTML form input?

If that is the case, you could make the type of that input a variable?

Testing for a given string that equals the type of the input can take a “switch” (this is meant to be pseudocode BTW):

switch ($input_type)
     case ("checkbox")
          $given_input = checkbox_to_remove_user;
          if $given_input = checked
          then run remove_user_function();
          break;
     case ("radio")
          $given_input = radio_to_remove_user;
          if $given_input = remover_option && $given_option = selected
          then run remove_user_function();
          break;

Using this methodology means the code can be updated more easily than many lines of if / elseif / elseif / etc conditions; you could easily add other input types at a later date…

As I said, I still need to examine your code, so I don’t know if some PHP like the above would fit in, but it shows the logic I would follow, were I making it.

I didn’t know you’d made ready i8ln options! Well done!

I appreciate the thought of translated strings; I will offer the client this as an alternative.

If I could officially make the above (i.e. having the choice to change the markup from a single checkbox to radio buttons on the reg’ form) a feature request for the next version, that would be marvellous.

If I have to fill out a form, please let me know where it is!

I was wondering if I was making sense or not! My apologies…

Allow me to explain!

In the case of Subscribe2, there is a feature that allows the registrant (I’m not certain this applies to subscribers also) the option to exclude their address from the mailing list, managed by your marvellous plugin, as they “sign up”.

To sum up:
They have still registered, but won’t receive any messages from a list managed by S2, with the above option checked. They have “opted out” of the mailing list.

My wish is to be able to alter the code of S2, so the text (“the label”) that appears adjacent to this option (the opt-in / opt-out option) can be changed.

Preferably, I would like S2 to allow me more choice for filling this part of the registration form with, so I can in turn give my users more choice as they sign up! For example, I would really, really like it to appear as:

Would you like your newsletter to arrive:
1) Weekly
2) Not at all

(I think a set of “radio buttons” would be applicable here.)

If you see the form I have in place already, you will see there is a very similar option in place to the above.
Unfortunately, and currently, this only adds a note to the bottom of the admin’s-only e-mail that arrives with every new registration; it doesn’t actually remove a user from the list.

I am still very much available to do some testing, contribute some code, or both; to change this.

Here is a link directly to the registration form itself I have used in this example:
https://www.friendsofheathamhouse.org.uk/wp-login.php?action=register

This may not apply to everyone, but this did fix a few problems!

Please see:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-register-plus-redux-admin-verification-issues