E-Mail HTML
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My posts contain HTML in them and when emails are sent out, the code is included in the email rather than the content. I was wondering if there was a way around this? It would help in answering this question if you see what i mean. http://www.iheardfirst.com or here is an example of the code used:
Information:
[box]I was going to hold this post off until Saturday, but holy shit, I can’t wait anymore. I had to share this beautiful, amazing, mind-blowing track with you. Maybe because the word “sex” is in the title, or maybe it’s because its fresh as hell. You’ll understand what I mean the second you start this track. Do it. Now. This is a typical Posner song too, but it still works. [/box]
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It sounds like you’re using the Jetpack Subscriptions feature, is this correct?
If so, can you confirm that you’re using the most up-to-date version of Jetpack? It should be Jetpack version 1.2.1.
Would you be able to send us a screenshot of the email you received with the HTML?
http://en.support.wordpress.com/make-a-screenshot/Additionally, could you provide us with a few more details regarding your webmail client and the Internet browser you’re using to view your emails?
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Yep! Jetpack subscriptions feature is correct. And yes, I am using the most up-to-date version (1.2.1). Here is a screenshot of the email I am receiving:
I am using Chrome web browser, and Outlook for my email as well as Gmail occasionally. Thanks for your help thus far.
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Hi there,
We’re currently looking into this issue, and will keep you posted on any updates. :-)
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We’re still looking into this overall. Just out of curiosity, do you have any better luck with the latest version of Jetpack, 1.2.2?
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Jetpack currently does not parse all shortcodes when sending emails for subscriptions.
We’ll add this to our list of things to look in to.
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