Hi @samoreen,
Thank you for reaching out!
Can you please let me know when you got that error? When you check and send a test email such an error should not display as it seems to be related to an existing page/file.
Please let me know the steps you took and when did that error display.
Thank you,
Mihaela
Hi,
I did nothing special. I just installed the plugin, entered a valid destination address and immediately checked => 404 error.
I just tried again after uninstalling and re-installing. I have now a working SMTP setup (MailGun + WP Mail SMTP). I still get the same error while the email check in WP MAil SMTP is working fine.
So I no longer need Check & Log EMail anyway but I just wanted to report the problem.
Patrick
I have the exact same problem – after I send the test email it goes to my 404 page.
Hi guys!
Thank you for explaining!
Please rest assured we will help asap, but need to debug a bit more.
It may be an incompatibility with another plugin. Could you please install this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/health-check/ ?
After you install and activate the above plugin it has a Troubleshooting mode which allows you to have a vanilla WordPress session, where all plugins are disabled, and a default theme is used, but only for your user – your visitors will still see the normal website.
Go to its troubleshoot mode and activate only this plugin and see if the same issue happens with a default WordPress theme (Twenty Twenty for example) and no other plugins.
Please let me know how it goes.
Thank you!
Warmly,
Mihaela
Hi Mihaela,
It may be an incompatibility with another plugin
Not sure. I tested the plugin on a local WP installation without any other plugin enabled. Just a fresh WP + Astra theme (free version). I got the same 404 error.
Patrick
Thank you so much for explaining!
Is it a multisite installation? We will try to debug further and see why this happens.
I went ahead and opened a ticket regarding this on our GitHub.
We sincerely apologize for the trouble!
Warmly,
Mihaela
> Is it a multisite installation?
No. The problem also occurs on a simple XAMPP installation with no other plugin installed.
Patrick
Hello,
I just install et activate the extension Check & Log Email
I want to test if my server is able to send email.
So i use the “Send a test email” form and i indicate my own email.
I get an 404 error !
Is there pre requisite before using your extension ?
Thanks in advance
Ran into same problem. Issue for me seems related to my WordPress installation not being in my server’s root directory.
As a result, the form on the Check & Log Email status page posts to the incorrect location:
<form action="/wp-admin/admin.php?page=check-email-status" method="post">
In my case, the action attribute should post to /wordpress/wp-admin/admin.php?page=check-email-status (or, more simply, ?page=check-email-status). When I manually correct that using the browser’s dev tools and then click ‘Send test email’, it works fine — no 404.
It looks like (as of my posting this) line 98 of the plugin file Check_Email_Status_Page.php hardcodes this absolute URL for the action attribute instead of maybe leveraging plugin_dir_url() (or even just using the relative URL ?page=check-email-status as mentioned above).
I think that would resolve this issue, at least in my case. attn: @mplusb
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This reply was modified 3 years ago by mjayas.
Thank you so much for the solution, @mjayas!
That was the issue indeed – we had an opened ticket for it and added the fix: https://github.com/WPChill/check-email/issues/21
It will be in our next update which is coming soon.
Warmly,
Mihaela
