arvish
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Thank you again for your reply Derek. Your support and guidance is much appreciated.
OK I wish I would agree with you with regards to the documentation. It is a nice piece of software but the documentation could be a lot better.
It does not specify where the CSS option type textarea should be placed. Should it be in every section or just once?
Perhaps in a new release you could add the CSS option type textarea by default and another idea would be to generate the template placeholders by default as well.
That said I am still having issue getting the file to write. I added a section and added a CSS option type to that, paste the following
#header{ {{header_bg}} }dynamic.css is present at the root folder with CHMOD 777.
Tested write permissions using a php script and it works fine.Thank you for your message Derek.
Well according to the documentation you are meant to create a file called dynamic.css and write the code with the template placeholders in it e.g
#header { {{headbg}} }It would be great if you could elaborate on what mean as the instructions are a bit confusing.
Exactly the same issue here.
Resorting to embedding the CSS within “style” tags using PHP but the dynamic.css would be so much better.
Clearing the browser cache and WordPress cache after upgrading the WordPress and the plugin solved the issue for me.
Naz, have you tried sending a test newsletter out? I believe there is an issue with the javascript for the whole plugin. Ajax requests are not being sent whether for creating a subscriber or creating a mailing list.
I have tried all these options. None of them work.
Hello. Thank you for your support. Her is the error that generated when I click on “Create list of recipients”
tb_show is not defined
/wp-content/plugins/alo-easymail/inc/alo-easymail-backend.js?ver=3.4
Line 283tb_show ( easymailJs.subscribersPopupTitle, url +"&newsletter=" + newsletter + "&lang=" + lang + "&action=open_popup&TB_iframe=true&height=400&width=700&modal=true", false );Unfortunately that doesn’t work. I firmly believe there is a javascript conflict. Modal window won’t appear. Javascript won’t respond.
Could it have to do with an upggrade in the JQuery UI library to 1.8.20
I also downgraded Alo Newsletter and tested the plugin with version 2.4.8 and 2.4.7 on the upgraded WP 3.4 install to no avail.
Does it work with a fresh WP 3.4 install? I haven’t checked that.