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  • #7390
    tcolling
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    Hi Stefano –

    I have been using Newsletter 3.14 for a little while now with WordPress 3.5.1 and the Avada theme, version 2.1.0.  This collection of software all worked fine for us.

    This morning, I changed the number of words in excerpts by entering a change to the appropriate field in the Avada theme’s blog settings.  After that, my Newsletter email theme, which uses the “excerpt”, began to produce newsletters which look fine in the “New Message” panel, but then after I push the “create” button and the newsletter appears in the editing window, all that appears for the excerpt is an elipsys […].  When I send a test email from that window, it does indeed have no text for the excerpts, only the […]’s.

    If I change the theme over to the 2011 theme from WordPress, the resulting newsletters DO have the full text of the excerpts.  If I then change the theme back to Avada, the problem occurs again.  Changing the number of words in the excerpt in the Avada settings does not help either.

    So, if I really had to do so, I can switch the theme away from Avada everytime I want to send out a new newsletter, which I do every two weeks, and then back to Avada.  However, if you could help me solve this problem, I would appreciate it.

    Thanks,

    Tim

    #7391
    Stefano
    Keymaster

    A theme is like a plugin and can register an “hook” to do something when an excerpt is generated. So the answer is yes.

    To keep the things clean I should try to remove the hooks on the excerpt or the theme should be add its own hooks only after the template_redirect hook is called so it is sure WordPress is rendering a web page.

    Stefano.

    #7401
    tcolling
    Participant

    >>To keep the things clean I should try to remove the hooks on the excerpt or the theme should be add its own hooks only after the template_redirect hook is called so it is sure WordPress is rendering a web page.<<

     

    I understand.  What should I do?  Or are you going to address it in a Newsletter update?

    #7426
    Stefano
    Keymaster

    Actually I don’t know, I need to look how I can remove the theme filters only when I’m processing the newsletters.

    Stefano.

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