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Make Sure the WordPress Cron Works

May 12th, 2017

It is important that the WordPress cron works so that tasks can run to perform important actions, such as queuing newsletters. To check scheduled tasks and test if the WordPress cron is working, you can install a plugin such as WP Crontrol. Many of our users have problems due to the WordPress cron not working Continue Reading…

Newsletters: Insert Posts with TinyMCE

October 20th, 2010

click to enlarge In the WordPress Newsletter plugin the ability to quickly and easily select a post/posts and insert the shortcode into your newsletter. If you would like to do this, here is how to go about it: 1. Envelope Button To open the ‘Newsletter Functions’ screen as you can see in the image, simply Continue Reading…

Newsletters v3.7.8 Release Notes

May 11th, 2010

WordPress Newsletters plugin v3.7.8 release notes. FIXED Broken ‘Edit’ links in the ‘Email Templates’ section. IMPROVED When sending a post as a newsletter and the configuration is set to use the post excerpt it will use the actual excerpt generated by WordPress rather than truncating manually. IMPROVED Queue won’t execute and start running while emails Continue Reading…

Newsletters v3.7.5 Release Notes

February 8th, 2010

WordPress Newsletters plugin v3.7.5 release notes. Added Updates notification on ‘Plugins’ page. Changed ‘listdiv’ has been changed to ‘mailinglistdiv’ on ‘Send Newsletter’ page. Improved Use get_locale() to get current language code. Changed ‘languages’ folder for language files. Changed Changed the string ‘Newsletter could not be sent’ to ‘Newsletter could not be queued/scheduled’ when scheduling is Continue Reading…

Piping Step 3: Setup Email Alias

August 26th, 2008

In the second last step of setting up bounce management for the WordPress Mailing List plugin you will create an email alias and pipe all incoming emails to the specified mailbox to the “wpmlbounce.cgi” script which you previously configured and uploaded to your CGI-bin of your server.