It’s very strange… I suggest that you set up debug newsletter to send all messages to newsletter author (in plugin settings), then disable all plugins except Easymail and then try to send a newsletter.
It could be useful to understand if the issue is caused by an Easymail bug or by some conflicts with other plugins.
Which WP and Easymail versions?
I’m using WordPress 3.4 and the latest version of Easymail 2.4.9. I will try that and I let you know thank you very much for response!
Okay I use it in debug mode and to send all messages to newsletter author. I change the settings “Maximum number of emails that can be sent in a 24-hr period:” to “5000” and “Maximum number of emails that can be sent per batch (every 5 minutes):” to “18”. I notice that every 2 minutes I was receiving 18 newsletters. So in a few words the problem is that the plugin is sending every 2 minutes unless 5. The truth is that I do not disable my other activated plugins because is more than 30 and is very important!
Ok, you can double check the value of the constant ALO_EM_INTERVAL_MIN (default is 5, minutes). If you change it you have to reactivate the plugin. More info: http://www.eventualo.net/blog/easymail-newsletter-for-developers/#wp-config
Then, you can use a plugin like Cron View to see Easymail scheduled jobs. After installing, in admin panel go to Tools > What’s in Cron?: you should find a row saying “EasyMail every X minutes… alo_em_batch” ( where X = ALO_EM_INTERVAL_MIN).
Hi, I think I make it work. I put this code into wp-config file:
define( “ALO_EM_INTERVAL_MIN”, 10 );
define( “ALO_EM_BATCHRATE”, 18 );
The interval minute is not sending every 10 minutes but every 5 minutes but this is not a problem, I decrease the BATCHRATE to 18 so everything seems to work fine now. Sending 18 newsletters every 5 minutes is about 216 newsletters per hour which is great.
eventualo, Thank you very much you help was critical highly appreciated!
