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MlleSoleil
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Hello,
I installed and activated the E-newsletter plugin for WP Multisite, I do not see any related menu to this plugin in order to create a newsletter. Moreover, when navigating to my subdomain site, I got the following error: Notice: A session had already been started - ignoring session_start() in /usr/share/wordpress3/installeddirectory/wp-content/plugins/e-newsletter/e-newsletter.php on line 1481
It would also be very helpful if more information on configuration and how to create a newsletter could be provided.
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Hiya,
Editing your PHP.INI file and setting session.autostart to off — or contacting your web hosting provider to do this for you should resolve the error.
If not, you could try adding the following to you r.htaccess file: php_flag session.auto_start 0
I'm going to ask the developer for some feedback on this. As to the setup, what would you like to accomplish? The documentation on this plugin is less than the others and we're working on that.
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Hello Mason,
Thanks for your help.
I checked the variable "session.auto_start' under apache2 in the file 'php.ini', it was set to 0. I don't have 'r.htaccess' but I added a line that you suggested in '.htaccess' and the exception is no longer raised.
For the manual, I think that it'd be helpful to know where the menu will be shown. In this case, the menu eNewsletter is shown on the left menu. For some plugins, it's in the widget area. A short explanation how to setup an e-newsletter will also be handy.
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Sorry for the spacing error in my original post, but glad you got it sorted.
We'll be including a fix in the next version of the plugin and yes you're absolutely right about the documentation for this one. We're working on getting the docs updated along with the next version.
Thanks for all your feedback and again, glad this is sorted for ya :)
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Hiya,
Editing your PHP.INI file and setting session.autostart to off — or contacting your web hosting provider to do this for you should resolve the error.
If not, you could try adding the following to you r.htaccess file:
php_flag session.auto_start 0I'm going to ask the developer for some feedback on this. As to the setup, what would you like to accomplish? The documentation on this plugin is less than the others and we're working on that.
Thanks.
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Hello Mason,
Thanks for your help.
I checked the variable "session.auto_start' under apache2 in the file 'php.ini', it was set to 0. I don't have 'r.htaccess' but I added a line that you suggested in '.htaccess' and the exception is no longer raised.
For the manual, I think that it'd be helpful to know where the menu will be shown. In this case, the menu eNewsletter is shown on the left menu. For some plugins, it's in the widget area. A short explanation how to setup an e-newsletter will also be handy.
Cheers,
Sawitri
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Sorry for the spacing error in my original post, but glad you got it sorted.
We'll be including a fix in the next version of the plugin and yes you're absolutely right about the documentation for this one. We're working on getting the docs updated along with the next version.
Thanks for all your feedback and again, glad this is sorted for ya :)
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