Asif

I can’t change the theme for testing, but I tried adding a basic template page to test using the following code, and that didn’t work either.

<?php get_header(); ?>

<div id="primary" class="content-area">
    <main id="main" class="site-main">

        <?php
        // The WordPress Loop to display page content
        while ( have_posts() ) :
            the_post();

            // Displays the page title
            the_title( '<h1 class="entry-title">', '</h1>' );

            // Displays the actual content from the WordPress editor
            the_content();

        endwhile; 
        ?>

    </main>
</div>

<?php get_footer(); ?>

Is there a way to edit the MailPoet default template page? I don’t see it added anywhere.

Thank you very much for the detailed reply. I tested those two scenarios earlier, but I got the same result:

• the Preview link in MailPoet > Settings > Basics > Unsubscribe page
• or the Unsubscribe link from a real/test MailPoet email

I’m already using the default Gutenberg Shortcode block with: [mailpoet_page].

The DevTools also don’t show any errors, so I’m not sure why it doesn’t seem to work.

If I go back and select the default “MailPoet Page” for “Confirmation or Success page,” it works, but not with the custom page.

The default “MailPoet Page” uses a “post” template instead of “page,” so I need to use a custom page.

Hi Adam / @wpmudev-support8

Thank you for looking into this. Ideally, when a form is created, the form ID should dictate the IDs for all the input or hidden fields in it which would automatically fix the issue. I had the same issue with email and name ID fields as in both forms the IDs used were email-1 and name-1 but I was able to fix that by duplicating those fields in one of the forms that resulted in creating duplicates with IDs like email-2 and name-2. There was no other way to rename those duplicate fields either.

Anyhow, regarding the other min-height issue, I checked the settings and there wasn’t any min-height defined by default so I added some there which fixed the issue. Thank you for pointing this out.

Best Regards,
Asif

• Please accept that there’s “0” aka “ZERO” value in testing/using the available plugin except to pay the amount and only then get pissed off from the purchase
• I always make sure to give 1 star to plugins that waste people’s time with their so-called “free” plugin to test functionalities that you only realize having spent an hour or so that you actually can’t test the features you need
• There was just nothing much to explore except browsing tabs with very limited basic functionality in the free plugin that I felt the need to open a support ticket. And, one cannot spend money just to “learn” that this plugin can do such and such
• Just check all the 1-star comments and one will understand the issue that 5-star reviews always miss out!!!
• btw already have an SMTP plugin installed that has been working perfectly fine
• other plugins delivering emails that are already within the hosting provider’s daily limit with no issue

May be instead of judging people, offer some real value for limited time so that potential buyers can “actually” see what this plugin can do.

Hi Adam / @wpmudev-support8,

Well, this was rather straight forward – thank you very much!

Best Regards,
Asif