Patrick
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Hey @mosarafbd,
From the shared error, it appears that the “wpmailsmtp_tasks_meta” table was not created when you activated the WP Mail SMTP plugin.
To fix this, go to the WordPress admin dashboard, navigate to the Tools -> Site Health section, and you should find more information and a link to fix the missing table.
If the issue persists, it’s possible there might be a database option limiting access to create the table. To address this, please copy this SQL query (https://pastebin.com/zjxpLzx2) and run it within your phpMyAdmin interface by selecting your database. Additionally, you can follow this quick screencast that I have created for you: (https://a.supportally.com/es9DUQ).
Hi @weeri,
Thanks for getting in touch and for your question. I’m happy to hear that you managed to get this fixed.
I also wanted to confirm that the shared snippet should work fine to fix the issue, and we also have this included in the Other SMTP Mailer setup guide.
Hi @ascend2glory,
Thanks for reaching out to us again about the email delivery issue.
To begin the troubleshooting process, please confirm that you have properly set up the mailer connection by following our troubleshooting guide.
If the mailer connection is configured correctly and the specific recipient is still not receiving the emails, it may indicate that the recipient’s SMTP server is flagging and blocking the emails sent from your site.
To address this, I recommend contacting the host provider for specific confirmation and details on the reason for the blocking.
I hope this helps.
Hey @cgecweb and @ascend2glory,
Thanks for reaching out!
Based on your setup and the experience shared, it is possible that the emails are getting initiated but, due to the sending domain authorization, they’re likely getting dropped/blocked by some of the recipients.
To ensure that the emails are reliably sent out, and depending on the mailer option that you’re working with, would you please check to confirm that you’ve through the step-by-step guide on setting up the mailer connection?
If you have this properly configured and the issue is still happening, please check out the troubleshooting guide. This should help isolate any issues that might be causing the delivery issue.
With the mailer connection properly set and authorized, the emails should be received in all recipient inboxes.
I hope this helps. Thanks!
Hi @kandim
Thanks a lot for the great feedback, It means a lot that you consider WP Mail SMTP the best plugin.
Hi @chrux,
We’re thrilled you’re enjoying WP Mail SMTP and appreciate your feedback. Thanks for highlighting our supported mailer options and for the recommendation!
- This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by Patrick.
That’s wonderful, @energydome! We’re delighted you find it indispensable, simple, and efficient! Thanks for letting us know.
We’re glad to hear that you were able to easily configure everything, and that it’s working great for you.
- This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by Patrick.
Hi @dogel, thanks for letting us know! We’re thrilled to hear that it’s working well for you.
Thanks for the five-star review, @ahabawel! We’re so happy to hear that our plugin is solving all your email delivery issues.
Hey @lp85d,
Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review. We are sorry to hear that you were not able to get WP Mail SMTP working.
The error that you shared is reported by the Gmail Mailer option when there’s an issue with the client ID value. To fix this, you’d need to ensure that you have the Client ID correctly applied.
In case it helps to share, we have outlined this in our setup guide.
We would have been more than happy to assist you in getting WP Mail SMTP up and running on your end. Please know that you can use the WP Mail SMTP support forum. That would be the ideal location to share details of any other issues you might have or clarifications you need.
- This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by Patrick.
Hey @nserratm, thanks a lot for your continued patience here. I received an update from the dev team, and they are going to be looking into a fix for this, which will be included in upcoming releases.
In the meantime, you can allow the “Conditionally Display Featured Image on Singular Pages and Posts” plugin to hide and show the featured images by adding the following code snippet.
add_filter( 'sc_event_supports', function( $support ) {
$support[] = 'custom-fields';
return $support;
} );I hope this helps.
Hi @nserratm,
Thanks for your query. With the events managed through the block editor, I can confirm that the plugin to hide the featured image does not work. I’ll, however, pass this along to the dev team to confirm any possible workarounds for the same.
Hey @grrin,
Thanks for writing back and for sharing the screenshot. I’ve passed it along to the team and based on this, they’ll be working on enhancements to the weekly email summaries that will be included in future releases.
Hi @tonycsanders,
Thank you for your fantastic feedback! We’re delighted to hear that you find the WP Mail SMTP plugin perfect for your email needs.