[sergioL]

your are welcome. Was just a little help, compared to what you did with this plugin 😉

[sergioL]

I know all these 😉 but, if I click on “Profile page”-Button on the subcribers-list I got to the “Profile”-page. This page is just a page, there the profile-form will be included.

In the section subscription > profile. There is this explanation:

A full page address (e.g. http://yourblog.com/profile) to be used to show and edit the subscriber profile. Leave empty to use an auto generated page or the main Newsletter page with the message below.
The custom page must contain the [profile_form] short code.

and that’s wrong. If you want to use a short-code on an own made page, you have to use: [newsletter_profile] and not [profile_form]

If you don’t want to use a custom-page for the profile, you can acces the page (an own generated page) trough the link out of a mail with the shortcode: {profile_form} . The codes with { } are for mails and the codes with [ ] are for pages.

It is simply a wrong Explanation.

[sergioL]

I have just tried it.
I can’t generate a profile page. It works not properly without a profile page, and not at all if I use a short Code, to create a profile page.

Is there any function, that I am able to use instead of a short code?

I don’t get it, why the subscripton shortcode works and the other ones not. Where is the file located, where you declare these short codes, maybe I find some bug inside of it.

EDIT: I got your bug. The shortcode for the Newsletter-Profile is: [newsletter_profile] and not [profile_form] it’s in subscription/subscription.php on line 39 declared.
I have Version 4.0.8 of your plugin. Maybe you fix your documentation.

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