Magic API Email

1.2.3

• Fix: the wp_mail_failed action never fired for background or retried sends, so error-monitoring plugins saw no failures once background sending was on. It now fires once per message, when delivery is finally given up.
• Fix: plain-text email sent through Plunk was handed over as HTML, collapsing line breaks and turning characters like < and & into markup.
• Fix: an attachment is now checked against a size limit (20 MB, filterable with magic_api_email_max_attachment_size) before it is read, instead of exhausting the memory limit on a file the provider would reject anyway.
• New: Mailgun EU accounts are supported — define MAGIC_API_EMAIL_MAILGUN_EU as true in wp-config.php, or filter magic_api_email_mailgun_api_url. EU-hosted domains could not be used at all before.

1.2.2

• Enhancement: New plugin icon and banner artwork.

1.2.1

• Compatibility: Tested with WordPress 7.1.

1.2.0

• Fix: A failed send could trigger a fatal error on WordPress 6.0–6.3, because wp_trigger_error() only exists from WordPress 6.4. The call is now guarded.
• Fix: Attachments were silently dropped. They are now delivered by Resend, Mailgun, Postmark and Mailtrap; Plunk has no attachment API, so the log entry says so instead of the file vanishing.
• Fix: Cc, Bcc, Reply-To and custom headers were discarded and are now passed to the provider.
• Fix: The wp_mail filter was never applied, silently disabling other plugins that hook it. It now runs before the message is sent.
• Fix: The wp_mail_failed action is now fired when a send fails, so error-monitoring plugins see failures again.
• Fix: Recipients written as Name <user@example.com> were rejected by Mailtrap. Addresses are now parsed consistently for every provider.
• Fix: Plunk silently discarded all recipients after the first. Each recipient now gets its own request.
• Fix: A non-UTF-8 Content-Type charset could produce an empty request body. Subject and body are now converted to UTF-8.
• Fix: Sending a test email registered a second pre_wp_mail callback, which could send and log other emails in that request twice.
• Fix: The Logs tab could show stale results for up to five minutes on sites using a persistent object cache.
• Feature: Fallback providers — on failure, optionally try every other provider that has credentials saved.
• Feature: Automatic retries for timeouts, rate limits and provider errors, up to three attempts.
• Feature: Optional background sending, so a page load never waits for the provider’s API.
• Feature: Log retention window with a daily cleanup job, plus a “Clear All Logs” button.
• Feature: API keys and the Mailgun domain can be defined in wp-config.php and are no longer printed back into the settings page.
• Feature: Email logs are now covered by WordPress’s personal data export and erase tools.
• Feature: The test email can now be sent as HTML.
• Feature: Logs can be searched by recipient or subject and filtered by status and provider.
• Feature: Export the log list — with your current search and filters applied — as a CSV file.
• Feature: Long provider errors expand in place instead of being cut off at 80 characters.
• Feature: Statistics can be viewed over the last 7, 30 or 90 days as well as all time, with a daily volume chart.
• Feature: Postmark’s message stream is now configurable instead of always being outbound.
• Feature: Site Health check reporting an unconfigured provider or a run of delivery failures.
• Feature: WP-CLI commands — wp magic-email status, test, logs and prune.
• Enhancement: Admin interface redesigned to the MagicWP brand identity, and fully right-to-left aware.
• Enhancement: Network activation creates the log table on every site of a multisite install.
• Enhancement: Added uninstall.php — deleting the plugin now removes its table, options and queued messages.

1.1.1

• Compatibility: Tested with WordPress 7.0.

1.1.0

• Feature: Email logging — every outgoing email is now recorded in a custom database table with recipient, subject, provider, status, and error details.
• Feature: Logs tab — browse all email logs with a sortable, paginated WP_List_Table on the plugin settings page.
• Feature: Statistics tab — at-a-glance dashboard showing total emails sent, success/failure counts, and per-provider usage breakdown.
• Enhancement: Admin settings page refactored into a native WordPress tabbed interface (Settings, Logs, Statistics).
• Enhancement: Sender class now captures and stores error messages for failed API requests.