Patrick

Hey @ttouf,

Thanks for taking the time to leave a review and sorry to hear that you find most of the options only available in the PRO version.

The Lite (free) version of WP Mail SMTP is designed to provide everything you need to send emails reliably. This also includes tools and option to help with troubleshooting the setup through the debug events to ensure that email setup works as expected.

As mentioned in our plugin description, the Pro version of WP Mail SMTP provides additional features if needed. Screenshot: https://a.supportally.com/i/PzChxv

Kind regards.

Hey @ewgny,

Thanks for getting in touch, and to confirm, the snippet shared would allow you to hide the popup such that it will not show up anymore on your dashboard.

However, with that said, I’d like to confirm that the popup points to a change by Microsoft affecting all mailer connections using non-modern authentication methods. This includes all connections done through the Other SMTP mailer, as in your case.

In case it helps to share and as a workaround, you can consider checking out and setting up the mailer connection with any of the other supported mailer options.

Thanks.

Hey @mike80222,

Thanks for reaching out with your question.

The recent release fixed a previously reported conflict involving the Action Scheduler version. This issue happened when other plugins like WooCommerce were activated because they also use the Action Scheduler library.

However, this issue only affects rare cases where there’s a version conflict.

I hope this helps, and please let me know if you have any other questions!

Hey @krishnakumarka,

Thanks for taking the time to share your experience and feedback. We appreciate your suggestion about adding a progress bar, and I understand how this could enhance the experience.

I’ll pass your idea along to our team for further discussion and consideration.

Kind regards.

Hey @bradley,

Thank you for reaching out and sharing your feedback. We truly appreciate your input, as it plays a crucial role in our ongoing efforts to enhance the plugin experience.

Regarding the option to adjust the date format on the event list block, I checked with the dev team, and they confirmed that this is currently not possible. However, they’re working on including an option to modify this in the next release.

Once updated, you will be able to modify this through the sugar_calendar_block_event_list_body_date_format filter, and you can remove the year from the date as follows.

function sc_change_event_block_date_format( $date_format ) {

	return 'F j';
}
add_filter( 'sugar_calendar_block_event_list_body_date_format', 'sc_change_event_block_date_format' );

We do not have a specific confirmation on when the release will be out, but this should be available in the coming weeks.

Thanks once again.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by Patrick.

Hi @sachinmalhotra,

Thank you for the follow-up. There isn’t an instance where WP Mail SMTP provide or receives an option to check on the post or the post content option. The plugin simply takes action when an email is transmitted using the WordPress wp_mail function. Thus, the content included in the email is what WP Mail SMTP forwards to the connected mailer.

To confirm how the email content is set and its options, you’ll need to check with the plugin or feature that triggers the email from your site.

I hope this helps.

Hey @victorkun,

To clarify further, WP Mail SMTP relies on WordPress’s built-in PHPMailer, which attempts authentication using the following methods in order:

• CRAM-MD5
• LOGIN
• PLAIN
• XOAUTH2

Based on your description, if the SMTP server isn’t configured to accept the authentication method, the connection will fail. However, using the snippet should help force the option and have the emails working as expected.

I hope this clarifies the issue!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by Patrick.