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Multiple Admin Email Addresses · support · 2019-06-18T15:06:00+00:00

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Hey there, the plugin is removing the comma and @ sign from the second email (pictured below), do you have any suggestions? https://drive.google.com/open?id=1sMUcsuac1Vw8q0fOzE7OjE-20OQ7YSiq Essentially, it is saving like this— tiffany@*************.comsupport******.com Best, Brian Hello Brian, What version of WordPress are you using? pending your answer – you should use the plugin differently – prior to 4.9 you could set it directly in the admin email field, but since the email approval protection was added in 4.9, I added a separate field that manages the multiple admin emails field, and you should only use it, and ignore the normal field. please read the description carefully, and set the “Multiple Email Addresses” regardless of the original field. Thanks, @daberelay , we are running Version 5.2.1. I am putting the emails in the Multiple Admin Emails section, and they are still ending up being formatted wrong in the above field. (Image: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GoSp-hdGx3wMgw2FBk4fEZm3XbGsL3RN/view?usp=sharing ) As I tried to explain earlier, you should not worry about that, and just check if the site behaves as expected. If my field shows the information correctly, you should be fine. Ok, even if both of the Admins didn’t receive a confirmation email? yes, that’s correct. you can make other actions to receive admin update emails and check if they are being received. good luck,

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daberelay 2019-06-18T17:41:00+00:00

Hello Brian, What version of WordPress are you using? pending your answer – you should use the plugin differently – prior to 4.9 you could set it directly in the admin email field, but since the email approval protection was added in 4.9, I added a separate field that manages the multiple admin emails field, and you should only use it, and ignore the normal field. please read the description carefully, and set the “Multiple Email Addresses” regardless of the original field.

bplatt21 2019-06-18T23:31:00+00:00

Thanks, @daberelay , we are running Version 5.2.1. I am putting the emails in the Multiple Admin Emails section, and they are still ending up being formatted wrong in the above field. (Image: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GoSp-hdGx3wMgw2FBk4fEZm3XbGsL3RN/view?usp=sharing )

daberelay 2019-06-19T12:22:00+00:00

As I tried to explain earlier, you should not worry about that, and just check if the site behaves as expected. If my field shows the information correctly, you should be fine.

bplatt21 2019-06-19T14:06:00+00:00

Ok, even if both of the Admins didn’t receive a confirmation email?

daberelay 2019-06-19T14:12:00+00:00

yes, that’s correct. you can make other actions to receive admin update emails and check if they are being received. good luck,