Stats Tab and Permissions

Forgot to add to this that the API key won’t activate though until the stats permissions are added. It throws the “Invalid API key entered. message.” Ideally it could be activated without those as it works when they are removed just only after it’s been activated in the plugin interface.

Hi Mark –

Thanks for the response and update. FYI, we did more digging and it appears that the reason the stats doesn’t work though, is… at some point you added logic to encrypt the key before storing it, but they weren’t/aren’t decrypting the key to grab the username.

Before –

if ($client->consume(new Service('stats/email_summary', ['username' => substr($apiKey, 0, 16)])))

…was/is taking the encrypted key and grabbing the first 16 digits of that, which isn’t a valid username

After –

$decryptKey = $apiKeyHelper->decryptKey($apiKey);
if ($client->consume(new Service('stats/email_summary', ['username' => substr($decryptKey, 0, 16)])))

…and returns the proper email stats for the specific API key

Hi Mark –

Thanks for the prompt response. I think that yes, it is useful in some cases to see the bounces and delivery stats within WP instead of having to login to SMTP2Go (in some cases we don’t setup users in sub accounts for instance) but yeah only if we pass the permission in the key settings.

So sounds like we’re in alignment so looking forward to the updates!