I started working with Mautic about a week ago. For some reason I was having several problems depending which browser I was using (Safari and Chrome both on macSierra).
After jumping a few hurdles that I thought were related but turned out not to be so much, and just bugs (see below), I still wasn’t able to send emails with content that actually showed up when I was using safari. On the receiving end, the source code of the emails looked like this (in part):
I noticed (after too long than I'd like to admit) a function name
Code:
abineDispatch()
and thought it might be that browser extension that was messing it up. After disabling the abine (aka Blur) extension, I can now successfully send emails from Mautic using both Safari and Chrome on macSierra.
I hope this helps anyone else from pulling their hair out.
Other bugs:
Domain in emails is substituted with LAN ip if you don't access server through actual externally accessible domain:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38336645/issue-with-wrong-tracking-urls-in-mautic/42379129#42379129
Default Site URL in General Settings should not include /index.php or the avatar.png link and others on dashboard will not work:
https://www.mautic.org/community/index.php/2753-avatar-cannot-edit-and-404/p1#p20631
I started working with Mautic about a week ago. For some reason I was having several problems depending which browser I was using (Safari and Chrome both on macSierra).
After jumping a few hurdles that I thought were related but turned out not to be so much, and just bugs (see below), I still wasn’t able to send emails with content that actually showed up when I was using safari. On the receiving end, the source code of the emails looked like this (in part):
I noticed (after too long than I’d like to admit) a function name abineDispatch() and thought it might be that browser extension that was messing it up. After disabling the abine (aka Blur) extension, I can now successfully send emails from Mautic using both Safari and Chrome on macSierra.
I hope this helps anyone else from pulling their hair out.