Callum Macdonald
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My bad, I forgot to change the version number in the PHP file itself as well as the readme file. Now done and 0.9.1 is live.
This is fixed in 0.9.1 which is taking a while to go live on WordPress.org, I’m not sure why. It’s only a cosmetic issue.
This has been fixed in version 0.9.1 but it’s taking a while to go live on WordPress.org, not sure why.
I pushed the fix into svn already, but there seems to be a bug on WordPress.org. When I look at the plugin page the download link says the text 0.9.0 but the link is actually to download 0.9.1. The bug is fixed in 0.9.1. As soon as WordPress.org updates properly, it’ll be live.
Just to re-iterate, the plugin still works, there’s just an error on sending a test mail.
The plugin works fine.
It’s only the email test that doesn’t work properly after you clicked to save the options. So long as you click on the Options > Email menu, then use the test feature, it works fine. Every other aspect of the plugin works fine.
I think you’re on a Windows host right? For some reason WordPress behaves slightly differently on Windows hosts. I’ve seen this issue before, but it only applies to a small number of cases. Thanks for reminding me though, I believe there’s probably a simple fix which I’ll look into.
The issue doesn’t affect the functioning of the plugin under normal circumstances.
Well spotted. I pushed out version 0.9.1 with a fix.
It’s only the reporting of the test feature that was affected. Emails were still sent, including test mails. I believe the new version should be live on wp.org in 15 minutes or so once it filters through.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Contact Form 7 WP-Mail-SMTP Godaddy E-mail not workingDid you get this issue resolved? I saw your posts on other threads so I’m assuming you did, but please post back here if you’re still having issues.
@binh: It could be an issue with your host either blocking ports or not allowing fopen() to connect to remote ports in PHP. I recommend speaking to your host as a first step.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Contact Form 7 and WP-mail-SMTP plugin on GodaddyI believe GoDaddy block outgoing SMTP traffic and require you to use their SMTP server, which I believe is mail.secureserver.net on port 25 with no authentication, but I could be wrong.
Love & joy – Callum.
Apologies, I thought I had pushed 0.8.7 live already, but a local SVN problem meant the upload failed but I didn’t notice. I’ve pushed it now, should be live on wp.org within 30 minutes. Please post back here if there are any issues. Thanks for your patience.
I’ve just upgraded to 3.1 to test. After many months, I’ve finally figured out the source of the error. It will be fixed in version 0.8.7. The plugin actually works fine, but the error is a little misleading when activating the plugin. You can safely ignore the error and carry on, the plugin will work fine.
Love & joy – Callum.
Disclosure: I’m the WP Mail SMTP author.
Sorry I’m a bit slow getting back to you on this. Did you find a solution in the end? I’m not sure what would cause this error, it doesn’t look like an issue with the plugin, I don’t remember seeing it before (I’m the plugin author).
Love & joy – Callum.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WP-Mail-SMTP 0.8.6, Sending emails does not work@futurex5: Mailer not supported is the first error message in the “language” part of the output, is that actually the error you got? Please copy / paste the “SMTP debugging output”. If the error there is “Cannot connect to host”, this is the most common problem and it relates to your PHP settings / permissions. Please contact your host.