[Mark Gerritzen]

I found the bug, it was because of a empty email. If I change the code to:

$subscriber = Newsletter::instance()->get_user_by_wp_user_id($user_id);
$user_data = get_userdata($user_id);

$nl_user = array();
$nl_user[‘id’] = $subscriber->id;
$nl_user[’email’] = $user_data->user_email;
$nl_user[‘status’] = ‘C’;
$nl_user[‘list_2’] = 1;

Newsletter::instance()->save_user($nl_user);

Than the email is filled in and there will be no error.
Thans for the help,
Mark

[Mark Gerritzen]

Hi Stefano,

Did you see my message? It is still not working, does no one knows how to solve this issue?

Kind regards,
Mark

[Mark Gerritzen]

Hi Stefano,

I tried what you said, I also changed your code after finding something in the docs. I used both codes but they give me the same error, see below:

$subscriber = Newsletter::instance()->get_user($user_id);
$subscriber->list_2 = ‘1’;
Newsletter::instance()->save_user($subscriber);

Also when I first declare the newsletter as object it isn’t working. You said it had to be get_user_by_wp_user_id() but the documentation says get_user, but both methods work.

I get the following error when approving the user:
Database error. If you were saving a newsletter try a table upgrade from the status panel.

I hope you see what’s happening,
Kind regards,
Mark

[Mark Gerritzen]

Hi Stefano,

Sorry for my late reaction I was very busy with other projects. I will try the option you said. Thank you for that, if it won’t work I will come back here.

Kind regards,
Mark Gerritzen

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