nstaeger

Hi Michael,

the plugin always sends the email to only one recipient. So there is no “reply all”, because you can only reply the sender.

Hi,

at some point yes, but corrently I do not have any time to add further features to this plugin. Maybe sometime next year. I will keep this thread open and post here if the po file is available.

Best

Hi,

thank you.

Sorry, this feature is currently not available. The plugin uses the WordPress native method for sending mails. So if you specify another “sender” for those emails, then the emails in this plugin will adopt this sender.

Best

Hi David,

the plugin uses the worpdress internal mail function. By default this uses PHP to send the emails. It might be, that when you send many emails, a limit from your provider kicks in which limits the number of emails that can be send. That’s why you can customize the batch size and the batch job time wait.

I additionally am using the WP Mail SMTP plugin https://de.www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/. I configured a mailbox and send the emails using SMTP. The plugin makes setting this up a breeze. When you use this plugin, WordPress’ default method to send emails is being overriden, so all mails from you blog will then be sent via this mailbox.

Using SMTP and a verified mailbox gives you better performance, lower or no limitations and your email is not treated as spam that fast (so the mail is not moved to the Junk-folder of the recipient).

Perhapse one of those options helps.

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Markin as solved as no response.

Hi,

sorry for not replying. The Jobs are being triggered whenever a new post is being published. A captcha option is currently not planned.

Best

Hi David,

i am happy, the plugin works well for you. There is actually no known reason from the plugin side, why this did not work. There was also no update that could have caused this. I am sorry for that. Actually there is no option to start the job manually (but should put that on the todo list). What you can do, if applicable, is unpublish the blogpost and republish it (setting the publish date to the previous). This should trigger the job again.

Best

Hi,

sorry, I am currently not able to look into this problem. But if you can’t wait: deleting it via FTP should always be possible.

Best

Where is the question?

Hi voorhammr,

currently there is no option to change theses values, but I have an item for this in my todo list. I will keep you posted once this is available.

Best

Hi zzbeck,

I have this on my todo list, but currently unsubscribing is not possible.

Best

Seems like this has nothing to do with my plugin. Are you sure you posted this to the correct forum?

No sorry, not yet.

Hi,

currently there is no solution for this, expect to add it manually to the code. But I did plan to add this feature to a future release.

Closing this due to missing reply.