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Actually, I used to have my forum on another page named “Forum”. For testing, I created a new page and named it “User Forum”, and it had the same problem with both.

Hi,

I try to keep the plugins as synced as possible. There were only a few differences. I made my test plugins look exactly like my production, except that it has a WordPress Importer plugin that I use to import the information and data from the production website. I also have the following plugin on Production, but not in Test (could not find it to install in Test): Shortcode Exec PHP.

The Production website still has the problem, and the test website does not.

Thanks,
Anandi Hira

Hi,

I used the must-use plugin code you gave me. I noticed that there was a note in the s2 member note in the email configuration. However, it still doesn’t work with Simple:Press.

I’ll communicate with the Simple:Press team.

@jumbo Thanks so much for your help!

Thank you very much for the work around! I’ll try it out.

Just FYI (in case anyone else uses this plugin, aslo) it seems that Simple:Press is causing some complications so that the emails cannot be sent even with the default WordPress email setting.

Thank you for the info.

One thing I am noticing (I’m troubleshooting this issue now). I reactivated all of my plugins, and set the emails to be default, and the emails are still not being sent. Do you know of conflicts with another plugin?

I’ll be trying to reactivate one at a time in the meanwhile…

Yes, you are correct. I actually am on version 4.3.1. Is there a work around?

I am having the same issues.

Upon further troubleshooting on a test site, the emails were being sent with the default settings. The next day, that stopped working also. Today I deactivated all of my plug-ins, reinstalled WordPress 4.3, and re-activated S2 member. Now the emails are being sent with the default email settings, and not with custom settings again.

I don’t like the default settings as it does not provide sufficient information.