Hi there @dpl69, are you sending HTML emails or plain text emails?
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dpl69
(@dpl69)
Only HTML emails.
And the update of your plugin add this problem.
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dpl69
(@dpl69)
Your last update of the plugin (from today) solve the problem.
But it generates two others bugs :
– PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function mime_content_type() in plugins\\mailgun\\includes\\wp-mail.php on line 249
– The name of the “email sender” is now “WordPress”, even if I try to change it with the filter “wp_mail_from_name” (it was working before today).
Please can you correct that ?
What version of PHP are you using? Also, I will look in to the “wp_mail_from_name” issue.
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dpl69
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Yes, I’ve changed the name with this filter too.
It was working … until your last release.
I will push a release that fixes it today.
What version of PHP are you using?
Offtopic:
@dpl69 .. just my humble opinion but I think it’s more then time to update to a newer version of PHP.
WordPress is recommending 5.6 for ages and since some weeks the recommendation even changed to PHP 7: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/about/requirements/
I suppose if you stay with such an old version, you will get in trouble with a lot of themes and plugins because a lot of developers are now upgrading to support PHP 7 and will get rid of the real old code from before 5.6.
As a side note: PHP 7 almost dubbels the speed of your WP install.. and speed is gaining points in the search ranking…
@dpl69 Do you mind trying the latest release before I push it to the public? You’d need to uninstall the current Mailgun plugin and install this zipball in its place. I’m hoping that will fix the wp_mail_from / wp_mail_from_name problem.
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dpl69
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Your last update (today) seems to solve the problem.
@dpl69 Awesome, great to hear! Thanks for letting me know 🙂
