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Just keep in mind, it could be the changes were made for high volume customers like myself only. I cannot promise everyone will experience the same performance, but it doesn't hurt to give them a shout -- their support is excellent.

That is what I was referring to as well. I think ElasticEmail has made changes over the past few months, because emails are largely delivered to inboxes as I send them to ElasticEmail. The largest waiting to be sent queue I've seen in recent months is 10,000 and that queue gets cleared pretty...

Why do people expect top notch support when paying $0? I don't get it. Be happy with the free service, or pay if you want good support. Not at all, or at least not anymore. We deliver around 200k per hour with ElasticEmail, and we could go higher if we wanted to.

Can't speak for others, but I see equal deliverability between SparkPost and ElasticEmail. Using shared IPs is probably a problem, you should get dedicated IPs and rDNS to your domain when using ElasticEmail. That eliminates any problems from ElasticEmail's network. At the end of the day, the...

The con (or pro, depending on your perspective) with SparkPost is, they don't need your money -- they don't care about the people with small volume. They are owned by a much larger company to whom little customers don't matter much. As such, they value protecting their network more than making...

Just another point showing Mbuilder is a shameless money grab.

Sorry, but no. Any extension that has a fraction of the functionality of the app it is built for, charging as much (or more, if you factor in support costs for MBuilder) is nothing but a money grab. Now whether MBuilder is overpriced or MailWizz is underpriced, that is a question I'll let you...

At this price, you seem to think your extension is worth as much as MailWizz, the program you built the extension for...

Ahhh, makes sense. Thanks for getting this fixed.

Thanks, that works.

Thanks buddy. The {unsubscribe} stuff is weird. I've run logging code to ensure your code runs and works for inserting {unsubscribe}, and it does... but something else must be replacing [UNSUBSCRIBE_URL] before the code runs when a campaign is actually run. That is my only explanation. But you...

Is there documentation listing all MailWizz hooks? Im specifically looking for a filter that runs before any email is sent by MailWizz (transactional, welcome email, subscription confirm, campaign, etc.) so I can add someone to each email we send.

Hmm? They allow subaccounts, if you want to run and maintain accounts for your customers. However, that has little to do with MailWizz, though -- all MailWizz has to do is insert the merge tags (e.g., {accountaddress}) in place of MailWizz regular tags.

@twisted1919 solved (c). I had applyFilters instead of addFilter in the extension. Now it works. (a) is still a problem, though. Your code... if (!empty($server)) { if ($server->type == 'elasticemail-web-api' || preg_match('/smtp(\d+)?\.elasticemail\.com/i'...

@twisted1919 another potential bug or unintended way of working: when temp queue tables are enabled, a new campaign will NOT start while another campaign has PCTNL lock. It looks like temp queue table feature needs PCTNL lock to create temp tables and put subscribers in them, and campaigns are...

Going to try 5,000 because I'm a daredevil xD On a similar note, the temp queue tables feature works just fine. I've tried it with over 10 campaigns over one million emails.

For anyone looking to do this, its line 151 as of v1.4.1 -- simply change $limit = 500; to whatever you want, for example $limit = 5000;

Can I increase this as high as I want, without stability issues? Fair enough. As long as the time to insert subscribers into temporary tables doesn't take too long, I dont care how many processes are doing it. I can tell you, though, at a rate of 500 subscribers with one process, it takes over...

Im OK with this. Redis was replaced with better working features.

What if I dont want to use FB or LinkedIn to login?