Subscribe2 version 2.1.6 is now available!
This version fixes some more mail header issues, introduces one new feature, and slightly changes the way that mail is delivered.
If you have selected to send excerpts instead of full posts in the update notification, and there is no excerpt, subscribe2 will take any text before a <!--more--> tag and use that as an excerpt. If there is no <!--more--> tag then subscribe2 will send nothing, assuming that if you wanted to send the whole post that you should bloody well select that in the options. ;)
Remember that the excerpt that subscribe2 uses is not automatically generated. You must manually compose the excerpt if you want to use one.
Version 2.1.6 also switches mail delivery from PHP's mail() function to the WordPress wrapper function wp_mail(). For most people, this will not result in any change whatsoever to the functioning of my plugin. But for those struggling with mail delivery issues, they can use Scott Reilly's excellent wpPHPmailer plugin, which allows WordPress to speak SMTP directly to a mail server, instead of using the server's sendmail command-line utility for mail delivery. I have tested subscribe2 with wpPHPmailer, and can confirm that it works quite well (at least for me!).
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test.php: Changeyou@example.comandother@example.comto two email addresses under your control. Then load that page, and see if the mail is delivered. Let me know what happens.echo "\r\n";to:echo "\r\n";Nice plugin btw. Regards, D.define ('WPLANG', 'fr');sidebar.phpin wp-content/themes/default/ ? Pirere: When you say "page changes", do you mean updates to a published post, or do you mean modifications to a static WordPress Page? In either case, you could edit my plugin to generate notifications for these; but I likely won't make this a default feature.sidebar.phpinside your template, or editsubscribe.phpand remove all instances ofget_sidebar().subscribe2.php, and modify some portion of thesubscribe2()function which prepares and delivers the email notification.wp_mail()! Simply change line 243 frommail (...towp_mail (...and subscription confirmations should work.get_sidebar()does not solve the problem, then you most likely have an unclosed<div>somewhere. Sorry, but I don't provide theme support. Michael: sure, I could collect the subscriber's name, but I won't. subscribe2 sends one email per new post, with all the subscribers listed as BCC recipients. In order to send personalized email messages, you'd need to change subscribe2 to send one email per recipient per new post. If you have more than a couple subscribers, posting a new item would cause PHP to time out as it tries to send emails to all of your subscribers.