Nicolas Lemoine

This is now fixed with 0.4

I (finally) just released an update that should fix bugs.

@ivijanstefan The plugin is on Github, anyone can contribute. Fork it and make a pull request instead of calling me “irresponsible”. Then create a popular WordPress plugin and see by yourself how rewarding is to maintain a plugin in the WP world (complaining impolite emails, support questions that have nothing to do with the plugin’s scope, etc.).

Hi Tim,

Thanks for considering my request!

Thanks a lot for the fast feedback and the workaround! I’ll test this and will keep an eye on LocoTranslate updates.

Thanks for your feedback. I have no spare time right now to make any changes. I’ll think about it in a future release.

Hi SooBahkDo,

Thanks for the complete feedback. I’ll have look at it today and keep you updated.

Hi,

The email has to be plain text to be wrapped by the template. You can set any headers, just don’t use “text/html” but “text/plain” instead.

Hi norus,

The emails look like text only but it’s HTML. See in the code you posted:

add_filter('wp_mail_content_type',create_function('', 'return "text/html"; '));

Unfortunately, they use create_function to set the email format which is a very bad idea as it creates an anonymous function that can’t be removed with remove_filter.

I’ll think about adding a “force templating” to match such cases.

Hi,

Here are some ways I thought to translate strings in template.

Using the custom template tags:

add_filter('wpbe_tags', function( $tags ) {

	// Set the current language, fallback to english by default
	$lang = defined('ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE') ? ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE : 'en';

	// Set a translations array
	$translations = array(
		'footer.email_sent_on' => array(
			'en' => 'Email sent on',
			'fr' => 'Email envoyé le',
		),
		'footer.mention' => array(
			'en' => 'Please only print this email if necessary',
			'fr' => 'N’imprimez cet email que si nécessaire',
		),
	);

	// Create new tags
	$tags['footer.email_sent_on'] = $translations['footer.email_sent_on'][$lang];
	$tags['footer.mention']       = $translations['footer.mention'][$lang];

    return $tags;
}

You should then be able to use tags such as %footer.mention% and %footer.email_sent_on% in your template. They will be translated.

Using the templates tags and the translation files:

add_filter('wpbe_tags', function( $tags ) {

	// Create new tags
	$tags['footer.email_sent_on'] = __('Sent on', 'theme_text_domain');
	$tags['footer.mention']       = __('Please only print this email if necessary', 'theme_text_domain');

	return $tags;

}

Probably cleaner. If you don’t have a translation file, create one and load it manually.

There is no issue with Contact Form 7.
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-wp-better-emails-conflict-with-contact-7-plugin?replies=8

Hi Garrett,

Thanks for the suggestion, I thought about this checkbox too. I’ll do it in the next release.

Cheers.

1. Je vous ai toujours répondu, malgré votre fran?ais à la limite du compréhensible. Un conseil : renseignez-vous sur un truc qui s’appelle la ponctuation. Entre autres. Vous pourrez ensuite enchainer avec le reste (la syntaxe, la grammaire, l’orthographe).
2. Je n’ai pas le pouvoir de vous bannir, je ne suis pas gestionnaire des forums WordPress. Je ne suis donc pas responsable de ce qui vous arrive. Mais si vous régissez ainsi, je n’en suis guère surpris.
3. Je trouve votre réaction bien ingrate pour un sujet qui se trouve hors périmètre de mon plugin et malgré l’assistance que je vous ai pourtant fournie.
4. Ce plugin est gratuit, développé et supporté sur mon temps libre. Je n’ai aucune obligation de vous fournir un quelconque support.

Sorry, maybe I wasn’t clear enough.

You said you wished to set a dynamic sender name/email but what is the factor/parameter used to decide what values should be used?

Hi,

Sorry, I can’t figure out how this can be possible. The code that generate the date is pretty straightforward:

date_i18n( get_option( 'date_format' ) )

And should reflect the date format used in general settings.

Try creating your own tag:

add_filter('wpbe_tags', function( $tags ) {
  $tags['my_date'] = date_i18n('d m y');
  return $tags;
}

And use %my_date% in your template.

N.

Fixed on the last release.

N.