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In reply to: [ContestHopper for WordPress] Aweber integration not working?Any thoughts on this? We’re looking forward to getting some contests going, but the Aweber integration is important to us!
It turns out the hosting company HAD blocked access to the wp-cron.php file, even though they said that they hadn’t the first time I spoke with them.
They thought we were running a shady spam operation, so they restricted access.
I’ve explained everything to them now, so this should be resolved soon!
Thank you for your help.
I do not.
I’m starting to think the problem might be with the Mailer plugin we’re using.
I will contact the developer of that and find out.
Sure:
None of the categories in the top two sections are checked. “Allow registered users to subscribe to excluded categories?” IS checked.
Sure, here you go:
We have both a mail log and mailer plugin (For the throttling) installed.
Neither has any logs for when we’ve tried to send emails in the past few weeks.
The “Sent” mails in the mailer plugin stop on the 9th of February.
This is absolutely baffling 🙁
The emails were sending out just fine until after February 10th. So something must have changed in the last month.
I don’t believe we’ve made any changes to the plugins or the server.
Does that help narrow it down?
I’ve spoken to our hosting, and they say that the wp-cron.php file does not have restricted read access.
The MX records for the server are set to another server since our email is hosted elsewhere. Could the other server which handles our email be responsible, or is the mail function used by Subscribe2 independent of that?
It turns out that changing the recipients per email to “1” worked! Blog emails are now being sent out and received.
Thank you for your help!
Thanks for your quick response!
I’ll put in the mail logging plugin and set the recipients to 1.
Is there any way to test whether or not this will work, without publishing another blog post?
Thanks! I’ve just updated through the dashboard, and the update was indeed downloaded from semperplugins.com.
Oh, fantastic! I didn’t know the email template allowed HTML.
Thank you very much. Excellent support as always!
To be more specific, this is the CSS I’m talking about:
body { background:url(images/bg.jpg) repeat-x #000; }Removing the transparent markup didn’t help. Looking through the stylesheet for the site some more, I notice that the main “body” tag has its background set to black.
Is there any reason this would show up on Apple Mail/iPhones and nothing else?
There’s some sort of parent class which lists all possible classes and it has a transparent background set. Do you think Apple Mail might render a transparent value as black while other email clients don’t?