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  • Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    Hi @aineb,

    Great question — visitor targeting helps you control exactly who sees your form. Here’s what each option means:

    • All visitors: The form will be shown to everyone who visits the targeted pages of your website.
    • Don’t show to existing contacts: Hides the form from visitors already in your contact list. This is useful if you want to avoid showing signup offers to customers who are already subscribed.
    • Show to existing contacts: Displays the form specifically to visitors who are already contacts. You might use this option to collect additional details from current subscribers or to promote special offers for them.
    • Target by Specific Segment: Lets you include or exclude particular segments from seeing the form, giving you control over form visibility based on segmentation.

    When someone subscribes through a signup form, Omnisend places a cookie in their browser. This ensures that if they return to your site, the form will recognize them as already signed up and won’t prompt them again — helping to prevent duplicate signups.

    This way, you can make sure your forms are always shown to the right audience. And if anything feels unclear as you set them up, we’re always here to help.

    Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    Hi again,

    That’s great to hear — we’re glad the update worked smoothly in your testing. We really appreciate you taking the time to confirm back, and if you ever run into anything else, we’ll be here to help.

    Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    ¡Mil gracias! 😊 We’re so happy to hear you’re enjoying Omnisend and that our team is delivering a great experience. Your support means the world to us — thank you for the encouragement, and we’ll definitely keep pushing forward!

    Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    Thank you for providing the detailed device and OS information — it was very helpful for our tech team’s investigation.

    Based on our findings, the issue appears to be due to Google’s automatic image optimization process. Since the product images in your emails are in WebP format with transparent backgrounds, Google is converting them to JPG format, which does not support transparency. This conversion results in the visible artifacts you’re seeing in black-colored products.

    To confirm this, we tested sending the same order payload to our own Gmail accounts and observed the same issue. Here’s an example of the image processed through Google’s servers:

    And here’s the same issue reproduced in a test email:

    You can find more details on this topic in the discussion here:
    https://groups.google.com/a/webmproject.org/g/webp-discuss/c/e1ZzTJOfIyg?pli=1

    Possible Solution:

    To mitigate this issue, we recommend trying PNG images instead of WebP, as PNG supports transparency and is less likely to be altered in this way during email delivery.

    We truly appreciate your cooperation in troubleshooting this, and we’re happy to assist further if needed! Let us know if you have any questions.

    Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    Domain verified? ✅ Problem solved? ✅ Happy customer? ✅ Sounds like a win all around! Thanks for trusting us and for the awesome recommendation — we truly appreciate it!

    Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    Thank you for sharing these additional details — they’re incredibly valuable for our tech team!

    Our team has conducted multiple tests across different devices, operating systems, and browsers, but so far, we haven’t been able to reproduce the issue. Given this, could you kindly provide the following details?

    • The device you used when noticing the issue
    • The operating system and its version
    • The browser and its version

    Since OS, browser, and version differences can sometimes affect how images are rendered, this information will help us narrow things down.

    Additionally, could you try opening the same email on another device to see if the issue persists? This will help determine whether it’s device-specific.

    We truly appreciate your cooperation while we work through this, and we’ll do our best to get to the bottom of it as quickly as possible!

    Looking forward to your response.

    Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    Hi @muzammilshaikh!

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention and for sharing the screenshots! We’d love to investigate this further. To help us pinpoint the issue, could you kindly provide the following details?

    • Was the email in question sent as a campaign or an automation?
    • What is the campaign or automation ID?
    • What is the email address of the recipient who received the product image that isn’t displaying correctly?

    Since the last detail includes personal information, we completely understand if you’d prefer not to share it publicly on the forum. If that’s the case, feel free to reach out directly to our support team via in-app chat or email us – [email protected], and we’ll be happy to assist you privately. Once we identify and resolve the issue, we’ll update this thread with the solution to help others in the WordPress community who might encounter the same situation.

    Looking forward to your response!

    Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    Hi @qandm,

    We are pleased to share that we’ve just released version 1.15.31 of our plugin, which resolves potential JS script loading issues. We encourage you to update to the latest version and reach out if you experience any further issues — we’re here to help!

    Thank you for your patience and cooperation — we truly appreciate it!

    Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    Hello there!

    Thank you so much for bringing this to our attention and sharing the details of your issue with us! We really appreciate the effort you’ve put into troubleshooting so far.

    After investigating, we’ve identified that the issue seems to be linked to the Speed Optimizer Plugin you’re using (SiteGround Speed Optimizer). The plugin is interfering with our JavaScript script loading, likely due to changes in our latest Omnisend Woocommerce plugin update.

    To resolve this quickly, here are a few options you might consider:

    1. Add an exception in the SiteGround Speed Optimizer plugin for the Omnisend Woocommerce plugin (specifically for the embed.js script, if possible).
    2. Temporarily disable the SiteGround Speed Optimizer plugin.
    3. Downgrade the Omnisend Woocommerce plugin to version 1.15.29 until we release an update with extended support for JS script loading.

    We’re already working on a fix in a future Omnisend WooCommerce plugin update, but if you’d like a quick solution in the meantime, we recommend choosing the option that works best for you.

    We know how important it is for everything to run smoothly so you can focus on your marketing activities, and we’re here to help! If you need any further assistance, just let us know — we’ve got your back.

    Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    After further investigation, we’ve determined that this issue is not directly caused by our plugin but rather stems from an internal WordPress component. Specifically, we found a related issue documented on Jetpack’s GitHub, indicating that this is a known occurrence.

    If you’d like to check out the related discussion, you can find it here: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/issues/37298

    Our plugin’s activation appears to trigger these errors, but it is not the root cause. Given this, we want to confirm that there’s nothing on our end that requires a fix.

    If you have any further concerns or need assistance with anything else, please feel free to let us know — we’re happy to help!

    Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    Thank you for your patience. I’d like to provide an update regarding the issue you reported.

    After investigating, we’d like to clarify that there’s no immediate issue affecting functionality. The errors you’re seeing when activating the plugin are due to the use of some outdated PHP features. While this may appear concerning, rest assured that it does not impact the performance or security of the plugin.

    That said, we acknowledge the importance of keeping our code up to date. These oudated PHP features will be addressed in future versions, and we are planning a fix for the upcoming week.

    In the meantime, you can continue using the plugin without any concerns. If you have any questions or need further assistance, we’re always here for you – 24/7, 365 days a year.

    Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    Hi @muzammilshaikh,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention and for sharing your issue on the WordPress Support Forum. Reporting such cases here is incredibly valuable — not just for us to address potential issues, but also for the broader community to find solutions if they encounter similar ones.

    Please allow me to loop in the relevant team so they can investigate this further based on the details and screenshots you’ve provided. I’ll follow up with their findings as soon as possible. We appreciate your patience and will aim to get back to you at the earliest.

    In the meantime, if you have any additional details that might help, please feel free to share them.

    Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    Uh-oh, Maria might be walking around with a little extra confidence today after reading this! 😂 But honestly, she really does love digging into a good troubleshooting session, so she’ll be thrilled to hear this. Thanks for the awesome shoutout!

    Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    Hi there! Thank you for your follow-up question!

    Contacts who provide their email address but do not click the opt-in checkbox will be synced to Omnisend as non-subscribers.

    To elaborate briefly:

    Subscribed: The customer has opted-in for that channel and accepts your marketing, so you can send them promotional messages.

    Non-subscribed: These are contacts whose details were captured during activities like making a purchase or creating an account, but they never subscribed to receive newsletters. You cannot send promotional content to non-subscribed contacts.

    Unsubscribed: These are customers who previously subscribed but opted out of marketing. Sending communications to unsubscribed contacts may lead to account suspension.

    For more information about contact statuses, you can check out the following article here: https://support.omnisend.com/en/articles/3343248-contact-statuses-for-different-channels

    Feel free to repy if you have any other questions – we’re always here to help!

    Thank you for your interest in Omnisend!

    Plugin Support omnisendsupport

    (@omnisendsupport)

    Hi there, thank you so much for your kind words. We’re thrilled to hear that you found our support great. Our team is dedicated to providing the best assistance possible and will always be just one message away whenever you need us.

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