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I changed the code a bit
<ul>[events_list category="12" scope="future"]<li>#_EVENTDATES um #_EVENTTIMES Uhr: #_EVENTNAME<br/ >#_EVENTNOTES</li>[/events_list]</ul>

So, I left out grouped mode=”monthly” date_format=” “. Now it works correctly.

Yes, now it is working correctly. Thank you for the bug fix.

“Just to confirm, are you submitting events with a subscriber that has the publish_events capability UNCHECKED in your settings page (and edit_events checked)?” -> this is the case

Version 5.4.1.1 supports the correct mail function

Version: Version 5.4.3 does not work correctly

Is it possible to change the bug of the latest Update, or must the former version be imported?

The problem is definitely the latest Update.

I loaded a former version of the Events Manager to my test installation. Now I’m getting the tow mails in the correct way.

Something must be changed. I don’t know if I can upload this old version to my normal installation. I don’t want the Events Manager to crash…

I can not use the admin mail address additional for the subscriber. This generates a conflict, I can not add the subscriber.

But if I set the admin mail and the subscriber mail and the mail address of Events Manager (Settings -> E-Mail) off-site, I always get the Mail with the new event to publish, but the mail that the event was published I don’t get.

I’m wondering, because as I said, I made a additional new Installation just with the Events Manger plugin and its the same problem.

There is no mail in the spam folder.

I tested different mail providers.

The event list is here: Preview.

But I think, this can’t help to solve the problem.

I tested SMTP also – same result.

I tested “contributor” and “subscriber”, no change of situation.

I set the following roles/permissions: mailhunter.de.vu

To test it again, I made a additional WordPress installation. I just installed the Events Manager and I have the same situation as before.

The date base is correct, all entries are available in my normal installation. It seams to be a bug. Could you fix it?

An other option could be that a entry in my data base is damaged. I think, this is not the case because the admin mail is sent, but is this a possibility?

What data base entries are needed?

I have a test account, but the same mistake. I get a mail with the hint to the new event to my admin mail account, but I don’t get a mail after publishing to my test account.

I checked PHP Mail Function and WP Mail. Always the same: Just one Mail is geberated. The mail address is correct. The mails were delivered. I think, the problem started after the latest Update.

The templates are filled out.

Where do I find the check box “Email event owner?”

I expect this under “Settings” -> “E-Mail”.

I’m sorry, but I’m using the German Version. I think, the mail should be sent because I filled out the template. The mails were also sent before the last update. So, where can I found this check box?

I found the mistake myself: WordPress added the p endtag because because the text before the shorcode did not end with a </p>. So it was added at the end of page. Solution: Add a <p> and </p> at the text before the shortcode. Now it is working correctly.