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Thanks communicaction! I keep this code in mind for next plugin version and I’ll try to add it.

Hi, thanks for the remark. I’ve not a ready solution, I have to test the compatibility with that plugin again.

Hi panbagnat, you can use Google Analytics. You can enable the utm vars for links in newsletters in plugin settings (Newsletters > Settings > tab Newsletter > Appends campaign variables to links) and see the report in Google Analytics.
I hope it helps.

Ok, there is a plugin hook to remove a recipient from the queue.
This is the code. I haven’t tested it but it should work. Anyway, I hope it could be a good starting point.

/** 
 * To remove a recipient from the sending queue if it is an user but not subscriber
 */
function my_easymail_maybe_remove_from_queue( $recipient ) {
	global $wpdb;

	// Check if the recipient is a registered user but not subscriber
	if ( get_user_by( 'email', $recipient->email ) && ! alo_em_is_subscriber( $recipient->email ) ) {

		// Mark it as sent to not find it again on next queue check
		$wpdb->update( "{$wpdb->prefix}easymail_recipients",
			array( 'result' => '1' ),
			array( 'ID' => $recipient->ID )
		);

		// Return false to remove from queue
		return false;
	}

	return $recipient;
}

add_filter( 'alo_easymail_recipient_in_queue', 'my_easymail_maybe_remove_from_queue' );

Ok, thanks for the report. I’ll investigate about it.

Hi François, thanks for the report. It’s very strange, it’s the first time I heard about it.
It could be related to the mail server.
Are you using a smtp sevice? Which settings did you set for cron batch settings (email per day, per batch…)?

Hi, have you checked if the newsletter page is properly set in plugin setting? You can check it on Newsletters → Settings → tab General.
Maybe you already set it but I tell you just to be sure.