LDP-154

Hi Dan:

Unfortunately, I’m using descriptions with our doc images.

Does that still negate the effect of that code in the link you provided? I tried it anyway, but it didn’t seem increase the gap between the ID’s.

Larry

Hi Dan:

Much appreciated.

My apologies. I could have sworn I had 3.2 installed. Stray spaces removed as well, as suggested.

I know I saw a separate thread (that I didn’t quite understand) and I know this is against the rules, but can you pass a quick tip on increasing the vertical spacing between documents in my column? Can you take a quick look?

https://www.croisee.org (a community non-profit)

Thanks, Dan.

Hi Dan:
I’m not having much luck.

These examples don’t seem to work:
One with a space,one without.

[dg ids =3400,3399, new_window=true]
[dg ids =3400,3399,new_window=true]

Am I missing something?

Thanks for your fast response.
Larry

Much appreciated, Dan. – I’ll watch for the update.
No more “whoops”, when we close the document window. (smile)
Thank you, for all your work.

Larry

Thank you, Mike. Much appreciated.

yes, #2 is the idea. I am not sure of this – but I was thinking of a possibility to include in our standard email footer (set under Settings/Email Users) the “unsubscribe” text with a email users variable (%unsubscribe%) that admins can set to a page with their short form (we use ContactForm7)embedded. It would open whenever a user clicks on the link in the footer in any email we send next to the “unsubscribe” text. They would then verify and submit their wish to unsubscribe, inside our site with that page/form. It rests all on the email users variable option though – of which, I have no clue on how to create. Thoughts? My apologies, if I missed something in your option 2.
Thanks, Mike, – as always.

work4rus:

With this code, it will allow for a much easier “No Sidebar” assignment.

Much appreciated, Thanks!

These worked perfectly, Mike. Thank you.

Hi Mike:

After all we have tried, it seems like something may be locking in the PHPMailer Object on the server. Not 100% sure. In debug mode, my Email-Users wp_mail() check is identical (expected/actual) both loaded from “..public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php”. Email-Users seems fine, all other plug-ins have been tested (deactivated). Could you explain the “pluggable.php”? Is that just used for the test during debug or is that what is actually populating the PHPMailer Object?

PHPMailer Object
(
[Version] => 5.2.7
[Priority] => 3
[CharSet] => UTF-8
[ContentType] => text/html
[Encoding] => 8bit
[ErrorInfo] =>
[From] => [email protected] //(my domain name)
[FromName] => WordPress

I have a good business relationship with a very knowledgeable Host Provider. I have access to my server – I look but don’t touch, mostly. I’ve sent a link to this post for their review. I’ll ask them about the possible MTA.
Thanks Mike.

Mike.
I deactivated all the other plugins and did a test email, as well as, a “Notify Users” email from a post edit window (after choosing the Sender address I had configured properly)..and I get the same “From” address as before. ie. www.ads-software.com <[email protected]>

As mentioned, I believe some of our users see the subject line and respond – or at least open the email. However, for a large %, it may go to spam (because of .org?) or they just think “Who the heck is www.ads-software.com?” and just delete the email without opening it.

Your plugin is a valuable tool. I hope to have all the capabilities you intended, which are excellent.

Do you think it may be the server then? Is it not possible on the server to simply modify the PHP Mailer object file (above in this thread) that gets listed in debug mode…ie, set the From and FromName value manually? (I’m getting well beyond my legitimacy to propose solutions here…:)
Thanks Mike.

Hi Mike: Just a quick update I deactivated bbPress and s2Member. Problem still persists. Do you think your beta version with the new hooks will help eventually? I’m still stumped as to what is grabbing this setting of wp-mail()or the PHP Mailer Object.

Thanks.

I’ll take a look at the other threads. I’ll also disable bbPress as a test.

If it proves to be the culprit, I’ll research their settings.There maybe something I can adjust in that plugin – to “back off” from these filters.

Thanks Mike.
(We can close this one).

Hi Mike:

I am using s2Member and bbPress, which may effect the settings. I will test again with those deactivated,soon.I’m not sure what other plugins may effect it.

Yes, after revising my email users settings accordingly, I do overide ((choose)the From address) I would like to appear

each time

I send a Post Notification to users via the EmailUsers interface. However, the email received still ends up using the default “WordPress<domain>” “From” address.

As you point out on the Settings page, there are Plugin API/Filter References:
On my Email Users Settings page, these are shown to be set to “No” according to the sidebar.

wp_mail_from
applied before any mail is sent by the wp_mail function. Supplied value is the calculated from address which is wordpress at the current hostname (set by $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’]). The filter should return an email address or name/email combo in the form “[email protected]” or “Name <[email protected]>” (without the quotes!).

wp_mail_from_name
applied before any mail is sent by the wp_mail function. The filter should return a name string to be used as the email from name.

Does “No” in the Filter list sidebar in the Email Users Settings page mean there are is no change from the default as shown above or does it mean they are not applied?

I’m a relative novice (and learning more), so I very much appreciate your excellent support, Mike.

Mike:
When I speak to my server host, what should I ask him? It looks like it’s in the PHPMailer Object where the WordPress path gets set. Do you think that can be overwritten or re-set in the “Array” section on the server manually? Thanks Mike.

Full DEBUG text apart from the email body. I substituted numbers where my domain name appears…

Array
(
[0] => [email protected]
[1] => Return-Path: <[email protected]> (my domain name)
[2] => [email protected]
[3] => Content-Type: text/html; charset=”UTF-8″

PHPMailer Object
(
[Version] => 5.2.7
[Priority] => 3
[CharSet] => UTF-8
[ContentType] => text/html
[Encoding] => 8bit
[ErrorInfo] =>
[From] => [email protected] //(
[FromName] => WordPress
[Sender] =>
[ReturnPath] =>
[Subject] => Bonjour à tous – “appel à tous les boulangers”… Hi everyone, – “calling all bakers”..

…
[AltBody] =>
[Ical] =>
[MIMEBody:protected] =>
[MIMEHeader:protected] =>
[mailHeader:protected] =>
[WordWrap] => 0
[Mailer] => mail
[Sendmail] => /usr/sbin/sendmail
[UseSendmailOptions] => 1
[PluginDir] =>
[ConfirmReadingTo] =>
[Hostname] =>
[MessageID] =>
[MessageDate] =>
[Host] => localhost
[Port] => 25
[Helo] =>
[SMTPSecure] =>
[SMTPAuth] =>
[Username] =>
[Password] =>
[AuthType] =>
[Realm] =>
[Workstation] =>
[Timeout] => 10
[SMTPDebug] => 0
[Debugoutput] => echo
[SMTPKeepAlive] =>
[SingleTo] =>
[SingleToArray] => Array
(
)

[do_verp] =>
[AllowEmpty] =>
[LE] =>

[DKIM_selector] =>
[DKIM_identity] =>
[DKIM_passphrase] =>
[DKIM_domain] =>
[DKIM_private] =>
[action_function] =>
[XMailer] =>
[smtp:protected] =>
[to:protected] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[0] => [email protected] //my domain hidden
[1] =>
)

)

[cc:protected] => Array
(
)

[bcc:protected] => Array
(
)

[ReplyTo:protected] => Array
(
)

[all_recipients:protected] => Array
(
[[email protected]] => 1
)

[attachment:protected] => Array
(
)

[CustomHeader:protected] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[0] => Return-Path
[1] =>
)

)

[lastMessageID:protected] =>
[message_type:protected] =>
[boundary:protected] => Array
(
)

[language:protected] => Array
(
)

[error_count:protected] => 0
[sign_cert_file:protected] =>
[sign_key_file:protected] =>
[sign_key_pass:protected] =>
[exceptions:protected] => 1

Thanks Mike:
I’ll check what gets passed to wp_mail()and let you know. Much appreciated.