Conflicts

This page lists known conflicts with the Subscribe2 Plugin. If there is a workaround it is also described.

Firewall 2

This plugin can block the sending of emails from the Subscribe2->;Send Email page and re-direct to he home page of the site. There are 3 possible solutions (thanks to MrFent37):

  • Disable Firewall 2
  • Uncheck Block directory traversals and Block WordPress specific terms in the settings for Firewall 2
  • Whitelist your own IP address in Firewall 2

User Meta and User Meta Pro

This plugin seems to override the content type of emails resulting in Subscribe2′s HTML emails being sent in plain text and the plain text emails being sent with an HTML format header.

The HTML format may be the preferred option so the HTML tags are hidden in the resulting emails. To accomplish this go to User Meta ->; Settings (General Tab) then, select “Email Format” as “HTML” and hit Save. (Thanks to razorteeth)

Comment Captcha Box

This captcha plugin fails to display correctly when Subscribe2 is active. It may apply to other captcha plugins too.

WP-reCAPTCHA is an alternative captcha plugin that appears to work fine in conjunction with Subscribe2. (Thanks to whyme26)

All-in-One Event Calendar

This events plugin appears to use custom post type and custom taxonomies. After correctly registering these with Subscribe2 using the in-built filters, errors are thrown by the event calendar plugin. It seems from a code review that a custom data table is used for event data rather than the posts table.

21 thoughts on “Conflicts”

  4. Matthew – thanks for the great work on the plugin – I was one of those guys that pestered Skippy to death – he was really great about trying to get the plugin working for me, but never could quite get it working right on a windows server (it always worked like a charm on a UNIX box). Your version works great on our windows machine, so whatever you did thanks for that. Donation made via paypal!

  5. Thanks for the donation Rusty – I think after a long period of bug reporting and puzzling we’ve finally figured out an issue that would have affected Windows servers (mainly IIS I guess).

    It’s really difficult to test for bugs on a platform that you don’t use though! I know Skippy was a linux man and I’m  to the core!

  7. Matthew–

    You should consider running some Adsense on these pages… while I haven’t donated (because I have yet to even try your plugn!) I am fairly likely to click a reasonably interesting Adsense link to put a few cents in your pocket when I find an even halfway-interesting-looking plugin I may want to evalute…

  8. Framemaker Hacker,

    Google AdSense adverts are not allowed at WordPress.com, otherwise I’d add them. I would host the site myself but I think it better to invest my time coding rather than maintaining yet another site!!

  9. Thank you so very much for your responsiveness and all the work you have given to making this plugin work. It is very much appreciated. Hope you are enjoying your vacation!

  10. Thanks for your on going efforts for this pluin. We would like to pay you some cunsulting fees for the support and development efforts you are doing. Please contact me directly if you are interested. We are using this plugin now and have 5-10 more installs coming up.

    Thanks

    Ian

  14. Here’s a token to help avoid the sanity. It should cover at least a couple of pints at the local.

    Thanks again for all the help. You’ve inspired me to (finally) learn some PHP. Let me know if the customizeable HTML option is on the roadmap :)

    Cheers

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  16. Hi Matt,

    I’ve started taking up some space on your support page so I thought a bit of cash (albeit small) may go toward a couple of minutes of your time to answer my queries.

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