In the current implementation, the SMTP settings are overridden globally within the request context when $this->smtpConfig->setSettingsOverride($config) is called for custom credentials. This override does not automatically reset after each email is sent. Therefore, if multiple emails are sent in a single request, they will all continue to use the overridden credentials unless explicitly reset.
The mail() function in this setup doesn’t independently refresh the SMTP configuration for each message based on the message ID. Instead, it relies on the active configuration within the request scope. So, without a manual reset to the default settings after each email, any additional emails sent within the same request will retain the credentials from the first override.
To prevent this unintended persistence, we’d need to explicitly reset the SMTP configuration to its defaults after each email or apply a different instance-based configuration that isolates credentials per email.
Please test and let me know how it went.
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It seems like there was another problem.
Fixed it by unlocking the order when the payment failed.
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Any update on this?
Also added the "url" cache context.
Paid versions that want to change the language prefix always have the cached version on each page.
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Attaching a patch for both js files.
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Re-rolled #11 for D10 compatibility.
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You are right, I probably was using an older version.
Sorry, the issue can be closed.
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