Today we’re delighted to announce that WP Email Capture 3.2 has been pushed live for both Free & Premium users!

Both versions saw a number of updates, and a number of improvements to the code base, as well as new hooks for integrations.

Major Improvement – Better i18n Support

We were told that certain language and database encodings weren’t saving certain characters correctly, mainly characters from the Eastern european alphabets.

New installations going forward have the correct encoding, as it happens when you install the plugin for the first time. I’m working on a guide that will fix it for previous installations.

We’ve also fixed an incorrect German translation, with props to Lars Kasper for the fix.

New Hooks!

There are a number of new hooks in the plugin as well. These are to be used should you wish to extend WP Email Capture. If you have any ideas on how to expand WP Email Capture please contact me.

Free & Premium Hooks

  • wp_email_capture_extra_checks (action) – run extra checks after the name/email check against the data.

Premium Hooks

  • wp_email_capture_premium_error_code (filter) – allow you to read custom error codes and find a field within the database.
  • wpemailcapture_premium_additional_text_options (filter) – allow you to add custom error messages to the dashboard.

Other Bug Fixes

Free Bug Fixes

  • Removed some legacy code that was commented out.

Premium Bug Fixes

  • Fixed a bug for new installs that had a “The plugin generated XXX characters of unexpected output during activation.”.

To upgrade to premium is only $49. Should you wish to do so please click the link below.

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