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Hello @jasperdemann,
The WP Mail SMTP plugin only sends your emails without changing their content. This means any layout issues will need to be addressed in the email source itself.
For some more context, the plugin simply connects your WordPress site with your mailer service so that your emails are delivered through that service. It does not modify the formatting or layout of the emails.
Since only this specific email instance is affected, I’d recommend that you review the options in the email source settings for any choices that might be causing the formatting problem.
I hope this helps.
Hello @dmarin,
Thank you for reaching out. Currently, the WP Mail SMTP plugin does not support integration with the MailerSend API. Since MailerSend does not provide an SMTP infrastructure, it is not possible to set up integration through the Other SMTP Mailer option.
I have passed your suggestion along to our development team for future review. We hope to include support for MailerSend in an future update.
Kind regards.
Hello @endlessag,
Thank you for sharing the details. It looks like the issue may be caused by the email being sent with a “From Email” address that is different from the authorized one, even though you have the correct one authorized as shared.
Could you please try enabling the Force From Email option to see if this resolves the issue.
Check the log for the failing email to verify the sender details. You can also use Mail-Tester to get more insight into what might be causing the issue.
I hope this helps!
Hello @malferov,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I’ve already shared your feedback with our development team so they can look into it further.
Please note, this is a deprecation notice, all the plugin functions will continue to work. If you see any warnings on your site, try disabling the WP_DEBUG setting. This should prevent the warnings from appearing.
I’ll be in touch as soon as I have an update.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Mail Logging] Timezone DiscrepancyHey @roberthemsing,
Thanks for writing back to us and for the clarification.
I’ll share with the dev team and will get back to you on this.
Hello @mrmauro,
Since we haven’t heard from you in a while, I’ll mark this issue as resolved for now. However, please feel free to reach out again if you have any further questions or issues.
Kind regards
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Mail Logging] Timezone DiscrepancyHey @roberthemsing,
To try and narrow down on what could be causing the discrepancy, I’ll check with the dev team on this get back.In the meantime, would you please confirm if this has happened again since them and are the emails on the log being sent from the same source.
Thanks and hope to hear from you.
Hey @mcbmcb0,
The Optimize Email Sending feature uses background tasks (cron jobs) to send emails after an email is initiated, for instance from form notification. In such a case, this means your form submissions won’t wait for the email to be sent, allowing the form process to continue smoothly. The email will be sent shortly afterward in the background.
I hope this helps!
Hey @fordev,
The WP Mail SMTP plugin is responsible for sending emails from your website. Our plugin routes all emails to the mailing service (chosen mailer), and the mailing service is responsible for the email receiving.
When you have trouble getting emails or getting them into the “spam” folder, such an issue could occur if the needed DNS records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) are not added, or set up incorrectly, and/or your email deliverability score is low because previously you were sending not authenticated emails or you are blacklisted.
You need to make sure that you’ve followed all the steps in our guides on how to set up a mailer and, check your email deliverability score here, and you’ll get a report with issues and ways to improve.
Kind regards.Hey @wpgurutech,
`The scheduled tasks
wp_mail_smtp_queue_cleanupandwp_mail_smtp_queue_processare responsible for managing the email queue. They allow the plugin to process and clean up queued emails in the background, with the Optimize Email Sending option enabled. Disabling these tasks will prevent the plugin from automatically queueing and processing emails in the background and also disable the queue.I hope this helps!
Hey @xholgermoeller,
Thank you so much for your wonderful review! We’re thrilled to hear that you found our plugin super easy to configure and that it’s working perfectly for you. Your support and kind words mean a lot to us.
Thanks again. 🙏
Hi @mrmauro,
I tested the installation on a clean setup with WordPress 6.7.2, and it’s running without any problems. To gain more insight into the issue you’re facing, I recommend enabling
WP_DEBUGin yourwp-config.phpfile and checking the logs for any errors reported when the plugin is activated. This should help us identify what’s happening.Please let us know what you find.
Regards.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [WP Mail Logging] It works wellHi Gambit01,
Thank you so much for your review! We’re glad to hear that our plugin is working well and doing exactly what it’s supposed to.
Cheers!
Hey @mike80222,
I’m happy to help, regarding your query, I’d like to share that the Action Scheduler is a library that is used to manage and schedule cron jobs in WordPress. It works by strategically scheduling certain action hooks to repeat or execute at a specific time in the future. This is also included in other plugins that run scheduled actions such as WooCommerce and All in One SEO.
Also, please note that this is also available as a plugin as Action Scheduler.
I hope this helps.