No, it isn’t. But you use this trick.
You can assign categories to newsletters, adding this script in your functions.php or mu-plugins folder:
function custom_easymail_add_categories ( $args ) {
$args['taxonomies'] = array( 'category' );
return $args;
}
add_filter ( 'alo_easymail_register_newsletter_args', 'custom_easymail_add_categories' );
So now you can assign categories in newsletter edit screen.
Then, you can show only newsletters related to a category using the shortcode with category argument (ID of category):
[ALO-EASYMAIL-ARCHIVE numberposts=5 category=2]
I hope this helps.
It is not work.
I have the code insert in to the page: alo-easymail_functions.php
function custom_easymail_add_categories ( $args ) {
$args['taxonomies'] = array( 'category' );
return $args;
}
add_filter ( 'alo_easymail_register_newsletter_args', 'custom_easymail_add_categories' );
I have the shortcut insert on the page.
I see nothing on the page.
It’s better to paste the code into functions.php of your theme or into a php file (no matter the filename) inside wp-content/mu-plugins folder (if it does not exist yet, simply create the folder). BTW it should work too as you did.
I made a test and it works for me. Remember that the shortcode shows only the already sent newsletters, by default:
http://www.eventualo.net/blog/easymail-newsletter-for-developers/#shortcodes
It is not working. What we do:
1) Create a new folder wp-content/mu-plugins
2) Have uploaded a file (functions.php) with code:
<?php
function custom_easymail_add_categories ( $args ) {
$args['taxonomies'] = array( 'category' );
return $args;
}
add_filter ( 'alo_easymail_register_newsletter_args', 'custom_easymail_add_categories' );
?>
3) Make a new newsletter
4) Filter from mailinglist name Admin (id=11)
5) On the page newsletter we input the shortcode
[ALO-EASYMAIL-ARCHIVE category=11]
6) We send the newsletter to the users (me)
7) We see not on the page. We have 2 newsletters on this filter.
Link page on website
What can we do?
