Lautobus

Answer to myself:

The “new user creation” is define at the end of file ‘mailchimp-sync.php’ inside the mailchimp_sync_webhook_user filter.
As it’s define through a anonymous function I didn’t find a clean way to override it.
The only solution I could find was to use ‘remove_all_filter’ and re-define a new custom filter.

// Remove default webhook filter to avoid automatic user creation -> 'mailchimp-sync.php'
remove_all_filters( 'mailchimp_sync_webhook_user', 10 );
// define custom mailchimp_sync_webhook_user callback
add_filter( 'mailchimp_sync_webhook_user', 'filter_mailchimp_sync_webhook_user', 10, 2 );
function filter_mailchimp_sync_webhook_user( $user, $data ) {
// action you want goes here
}

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Lautobus.
• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Lautobus.
• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Lautobus.

Sorry for late response, didnt get the follow-up replies ??

I think you are right, I’m using osx Mail on my Desktop but when looking with same Mail on my iPhone, the emails subjects just display fine.

So it seems to be mailer client related issue.

Even if your answer was not the easy way I was looking for, your tip is what is more accurate up to now.

Hope this kind of problem would be resolve in further updates ??

Thanks

This “problem” is in fact the “normal” behavior of this plugin. It’s not really clean but the easy solution is to delete some line in the file (sb_child_list.php).

you must find (more or less at the middle of the file) the “function sb_cl_render_child_list”. At the end of this function, you will find the following code:

else if ($nest_level == 1) {
		$parent = get_page($id);
		if ($parent->post_parent) {
			$return .= sb_cl_render_child_list($template_id, $parent->post_parent, $nest_level, $order);
		}
	}

Just delete it and it will be allright ??

I’m not sure that this trick has no other effects so use it carefully and be sure to remember the change when you upgrade the plugin.

Hope it helps,

Cheers !! ??

That did the job !

Thanks alot !