Hi, Sorry, we’re not actually entirely sure what’s causing it or how to replicate it as it seems to happen randomly with articles that don’t seem to have been updated or published recently at all. We only knew it was happening because of the email forwarding we did on our testing site and aren’t entirely sure that it isn’t happening to every user on our production site right now which is why we’re worried. It stopped for a while after the first time it happened after we contacted sendgrid and asked them to cancel all the pending emails, but it happened again recently and aren’t sure what’s going on. Also regarding the steps you listed, does that mean that by default the plugin sends notifications to everyone via an opt-out, rather than sending it to only a few people via an opt-in? Here’s a screenshot of the notification settings we have by the way in case it helps:
Also here’s a screenshot of the email inbox when we were getting flooded with emails in case it helps:
@rizaardiyanto We would like it to send the notifications to the users that actually selected to be notified via the “Notify me” for the content. Currently it’s being sent to all users, including those that didn’t choose to be notified.
@rizaardiyanto Hello, sorry for reopening this, but we are still experiencing the issue I originally mentioned in regards to emails being sent out to EVERY user under the guise of the “Users who selected “Notify me” for the content” workflow on a post’s publishing. I’m not certain that that the memory issues are a priority for us but fixing this issue of mass emails is.
Hello, I looked at those troubleshooting guides but from what it appears, those don’t really seem to address the issues we described as far as I can tell. The first one seems to discuss options to try and troubleshoot if you’re not getting notifications sent properly, but as far as we can tell, they’re sending just fine, we’re just sending them to every user for some reason despite not every user having signed up for notifications on those posts. The second one seems very helpful, but I’m not seeing the “Blacklisted taxonomies for Notifications” setting in that menu at all. I was able to get the errors from the scheduled notifications log however:
PHP message: PHP Warning: Attempt to read property “slug” on array in /var/www/wp-content/plugins/publishpress/modules/notifications/notifications.php on line 1571
PHP message: PHP Warning: Attempt to read property “slug” on array in /var/www/wp-content/plugins/publishpress/modules/notifications/notifications.php on line 1571
PHP message: PHP Warning: Attempt to read property “name” on array in /var/www/wp-content/plugins/publishpress/modules/notifications/notifications.php on line 1542
PHP message: PHP Warning: Attempt to read property “name” on array in /var/www/wp-content/plugins/publishpress/modules/notifications/notifications.php on line 1542
PHP message: PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 805306368 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 56639488 bytes) in /var/www/wp-content/mu-plugins/drop-ins/hyperdb/db.php on line 1448
PHP message: Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 805306368 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 56639488 bytes) in /var/www/wp-content/mu-plugins/drop-ins/hyperdb/db.php on line 1448 [dev.hercampus.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=pp-notif-log&status=scheduled] []
Hi @mkesteban08,
It’s been a few weeks since, and I was just wondering if there were any updates on this situation? As the school year is starting, we’re expecting a larger load of people needing this functionality working, and I was hoping to hear if it might be unblocked any time soon.
Thank you very much.
@mkesteban08
Hi, sorry for the delay again. I updated the WPUM plugin from 2.7 to 2.8.8 and tried it again, but I still got the same wonky behavior on my end.
Just in case, but the methods I used to check were:
1. Get a new password reset link/key and confirm it works in a new incognito mode window
2. Close all windows and open a new incognito mode window and use an invalid link (in this case I just took my working link and changed the key to make it invalid). This gives me the error I expect since the is invalid.
3. I use the correct link with the working key. This gives me the same error as the invalid key for some reason.
4. I refresh the page which then gives me the working reset form.
@wpusermanager Hi sorry for the delay.
I tried recreating the issue using the built in wordpress password reset like you asked, but I did not run into the same issue. I tried a few times but wasn’t able to get an error with a proper/valid key/url through the same methods I was getting them with the wpum password recovery.
Hi @stevejburge
I’ve tried your suggestion of reloading a few times, but it didn’t seem to change anything.
From what I understand, Template is a built in function/feature of WordPress.
