You can install our WordPress plugin to synchronise your WordPress subscribers with your SendinBlue account and send newsletters. To do so, we invite you to refer to our step by step guide. In addition, installing SendinBlue plugin for WordPress should not interfere with your current MailPoet plugin. We just ran a test with both SendinBlue … Read more
The answer is simple, you store the search tems and run the search once a week in the user’s context if needed, and notify them about changes.
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If you store the password in the PHP, it will be accessible to anyone who has the PHP (i.e. anyone who has the plugin). If you store it in the database, it will be accessible to anyone who has direct access to the database (i.e. anyone who installs the plugin and knows how to use … Read more
I don’t think using sleep() is a good idea, because it takes up resources while it’s sleeping, and you could run into script timeout issues. I also don’t think it’s a good idea to be sending any important or bulk e-mails from a web server, because that’s not really what’s it’s designed to do. Messages … Read more
Just to let you know that new version of Mailchimp Campaign Manager plugin have been released recently. It may be worth trying it again on your website. It is the only existing solution to import Mailchimp Newsletter as Post in WordPress. And it currently works on 5.1. Let me know!
Set up an RSS campaign in MailChimp and use the rss feed from your wordpress site for the campaign content. If you don’t want to include every post that would make it into your site’s rss feed, you’ll need to create an rss feed that’s limited to just the posts you do want to go … Read more