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  • Hi Austin Passy, I have already seen you on GitHub 🙂

    Edit: Forget the following – after I saw the screenshot I realised they use wp_mail in some way.:
    Well, I don’t know Mandrill but seems like they are bypassing wp_mail by using their own PHP mailer class. So WP doesn’t know anything about a mail sent by them.

    Thread Starter Austin

    (@austyfrosty)

    Nice plugin by the way!

    I think it may be a matter of hook priority?

    Well, I think mandrill_payload is causing this. It would be nice if you could try the following for me:

    Find add_filter( 'wp_mail', array( &$this, 'log_email' ) ); in file WPML_Plugin.php. Change it to:
    add_filter( 'wp_mail', array( &$this, 'log_email' ), 99 );
    Maybe priority 11 should do it too, but just to make sure.
    Try sending another mail.

    Thread Starter Austin

    (@austyfrosty)

    That did not do the trick.

    I would need to setup the plugins and environment. I can’t do this at the moment..

    How urgent is a solution? Maybe we could do a debug session on your environment – this would spare the setup for me?

    There is your case:
    https://github.com/No3x/wp-mail-logging/issues/22

    Thread Starter Austin

    (@austyfrosty)

    Not urgent. Just advising. I will do the same when I can.

    Thanks anyway ..and also for your review! I think we will get this fixed sooner or later.

    Resolved. Fix in 1.4.0

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