Added staging-safe email redirect: reroute all outgoing mail to one or more catch-all addresses (Never / non-production / Always) while still sending for real through SES. Original recipients are preserved in X-Original-To/X-Original-Cc/X-Original-Bcc headers, Cc/Bcc are dropped from delivery, and the subject is prefixed with the original recipient.
A warning banner is shown in wp-admin while redirect is active, and each redirected send is logged, so trapped mail is never silent.
Redirect can be configured in the settings UI or via wp-config.php constants (FSSFAS_REDIRECT_MODE, FSSFAS_REDIRECT_TO).
1.4.0
First WP org release
1.3.3
Updated bundled aws/aws-sdk-php to the latest stable release.
Updated tested to to wp7.0
1.3.2
Updated bundled aws/aws-sdk-php to the latest stable release.
Changed 6 escape late outputs to comply with reviewer recommendations.
1.3.1
Updated bundled aws/aws-sdk-php to the latest stable release.
Updated URI to correct path.
1.3.0
Renamed plugin to “Fullworks Simple Setup for Amazon SES” (previously “Simple AWS SES”). Slug, namespace (FullworksSimpleSetupForAmazonSes), prefix (fssfas / FSSFAS), option key (fssfas_settings), AJAX action and wp-config constants (FSSFAS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, FSSFAS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, FSSFAS_REGION) all updated.
All admin UI strings, AJAX responses, and the test email body are now translatable via the fullworks-simple-setup-for-amazon-ses text domain.
Security: outgoing messages are now assembled with WordPress’ bundled PHPMailer, which validates addresses and strips line breaks from headers, closing a potential email header injection path when other plugins pass untrusted data to wp_mail().
The settings page JavaScript and CSS are now enqueued properly (wp_enqueue_script / wp_localize_script) instead of being printed inline.
Added a privacy policy suggestion via wp_add_privacy_policy_content(), and an “External Services” section in the readme documenting exactly what data is sent to Amazon SES.
Updated bundled aws/aws-sdk-php to the latest stable release and stripped the unused AWS service clients so the plugin download is dramatically smaller.
1.2.1
Test email button now sends via AWS SES directly instead of wp_mail(), so it no longer reports success when SES has actually failed and WordPress fell back to the default mailer.
AWS errors (code, message, request ID) are now surfaced in the test email response and written to debug.log when WP_DEBUG is enabled. SES failures during normal wp_mail() flow are also logged before the WordPress default mailer takes over.
1.2.0
Added support for defining AWS credentials via PHP constants in wp-config.php (FSSFAS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, FSSFAS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, FSSFAS_REGION). When a constant is defined, the matching field in the settings UI is locked.
1.1.0
Fixed HTML email detection – emails with common HTML tags are now correctly sent as text/html
