And FWIW, it would have driven me crazy a lot earlier, trying to be polite to people who post “it doesn’t work”, with no further explanation, and clearly without their having done some basic problem-solving/reading first.

There is a growing epidemic on the Internet, of people who are lazy, selfish, rude, and have a sense of entitlement that everyone owes them. Certainly not everyone, unfortunately, many if not most of the comments you receive will be these.

Many times people (myself included) that are happy with a plugin, or whatever it might be, will never tell you anything. I try to thank the writers of all useful plugins I use and donate when I can, link to them if they are very useful.

If a plugin is not useful, or has problems, I usually leave the author alone, unless I am able to fix it, then I pass along the info to the author.

I urge others, who happen to read this, to think of those who provide them something of value, freely. It’s easy to forget them, or to not realize what even a thank you can do for someone’s morale.

I look forward to trying this plugin out, thank you for maintaining it. Hopefully people will starting showing you the appreciation that you deserve.

yes, you got it right.

The Preview emails are sent To: and From: the currently logged in user. I suspect you were logged in as your main admin account so all should be well for tomorrow.

Following your instructions, I added an admin class account and selected it for subscribe2 use. However, when using the Preview feature (twice), the plugin stays with the original Admin account and ignored the selected account (which is displayed on the drop-down, and the settings were saved). Maybe Preview is not programmed to abide by the Send Email From choice. I’ll find out tomorrow which email address was used for the actual email. Of course, I hope it will take the new address – this will address our needs perfectly.

Thanks again!
JF

Admin is not a single profile but is one of you admin level accounts. If you add additional accounts you will get a longer drop down. Add a new admin level account with the email you want to use for notifications. Set a strong password on this account and then choose it from the updated dropdown in Settings->Subscribe2.

If I were to include the lowest level of WordPress users into the drop down, then on some sites the drop down list would become unmanageable. Security is always going to be a trade off with usability.

This is not built into the plugin but the way to hack it has been covered in previous comments.