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I did, and it also has the same placeholder in it (I tested with a Password Reset system email)
@talextech
Thank you for this info – that seems to work! It’s a bit of a strange UX though, I would have thought having all sub-checkboxes checked would have the same effect as the parent being checked… and there’s no dox on why this would affect REST calls… but it works 😀
So there isn’t an exposed public method for this, like calling\WPEL_Link->scan()or something, even in the Pro version? Just curious for future use…
Thanks for all your hard work on this plugin!
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UPDATE: actually this approach doesn’t work as expected. By unchecking the parent box, other Blocks in included the page template are not getting processed. ☹
Is there a programmatic method we can use?- This reply was modified 8 months, 3 weeks ago by Twig.
Hi –
There isn’t a ‘problem’ exactly, I just noticed that your HTML generation is missing one of the tokens getting replaced in the output. If you enable the plugin on a clean WP install, and send a test email – then View Source, you’ll see the first <table> tag has a class attribute
##plugin-class##– which obviously isn’t intentional. Presumably it should have replaced this token with some class like ‘wp-html-email’ or whatever.
I put up a sample text email code here you can verify.
https://www.twiginteractive.com/TEMP/example-html-test-email.html