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The image that you see in my test is uploaded using the WYSIWYG editor, and it includes the full path though.
As you can see I've attached a screenshot of the code here:in Locally hosted images not showing.... Comment by Ben November 2012
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Here's what I found.
Your image HTML code doesn't include the full path to the image:
<p><img src="uploads/1352905618.jpg" style=""></p>
I uploaded a test image via the WYSIWYG editor and here's my … -
You can request for your licensed domain to be changed at http://sendy.co/#forms (as written in your license email).
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Hi @lexislav
Are you installing Sendy on the domain you purchased Sendy for?
I can't find odoka.cz in our records.
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If you don't mind, can I log back in to your installation and find some clues?
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I just tested the image again and it's loading now.
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No worries. Can you verify that the image, 1352904626.jpg is in the uploads folder?
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Ok. Are you sure you synced your server clock with NTP? Because that's the number one reason why the quota shows 0.
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You're welcome.
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Did you pass the compatibility test when installing?
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Personalization tags in links will be on the next update. Coming anytime soon.
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Sorry I forgot to mention, you cannot wrap personalization tags in links yet.
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Hi, the correct tag should be
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No, PHP just sends sends the email from your server, it doesn't pass the mail to another ip address.
I have checked your installation and PHP'ssendmailfunction is ena… -
Thera no need to open any ports and there's no need to hit any SMTP servers.
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It's PHP's mail function http://php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php
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You're welcome. Sendy defaults to sending via sendmail when no AWS credentials is entered in your settings.
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Thanks for letting me know the script was not edited. I checked and saw the schedule button was not disabled when you select more than your SES limits, only the 'send now' button was disabled. That's a bug, will fix this.
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Amazon SES won't provide a channel to request for 'extended' access for no reason.
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I understand where you're getting at.
If you have 70k subscribers and Amazon only grants you 10k, when you try to send at the sending page, both the sending and 'schedule' buttons will be disabled. I'm puzzled as to how you are able to s… -
That's strange because the latest version of Sendy does not allow you to send more than your limit allows. If Amazon grants you 10,000 and you select a combination of lists with more than 10,000 subscribers, the sending button will be disabled. Is t…
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Are you using version an older version of Sendy?
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Will put this on our list. Thanks!
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Thanks for sending me your login details. There is a problem with your server getting the URL variables using GET because of the way the URL is rewritten, hence the preview can't get the campaign's ID in order to display the newsletter preview.
Sorry, it's not possible to show custom field in subscriber list. The subscriber list column will grow to as large as the number of custom fields are created which will break the UI.Hi. Can you double check if you have set up bounce handling correctly? See Get Started Guide. Bounces should go to the SNS endpoint instead of going to your inbox.If no AWS credentials is set, emails will be sent via PHP's sendmail function.
With regards to not being able to see previews, PM me your installation URL, email and login so that I check.
Thanks.We're working on multi-threading right this moment. This will increase sending speed to as fast as your sending rate allows. Hoping to release it soon.If your AWS credentials doesn't work. Your server's clock is out of sync. Consult your host to sync your server clock with NTP. You need to use your AWS credentials, not create an IAM user and use those credentials. This is documented in the in Problem with SES quota Comment by Ben November 2012