Interesting, I’ll take a look and see what is going on.
Great.
Also, a lesser problem I noticed, when I enter a list of tags (3 tags), each email gets one of the 3 tags, in a round robin style, it seems.
I behavior I was expecting was to provide each of the 3 tags to each email.
Makes sense?
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Yes - that is what will happen - the original idea was that if you had 100 batch emails - you wanted to tag each one with a unique tag. So provide a list of 100 tags for your 100 emails.
There is the other method in the plugin - Tag (single tag)
- use that one to set the same tag on every email.
The explanation in the plugin isn’t clear that this is how it behaves … I will fix that.
With tags & Postmark - you can only have a single tag per email - see https://postmarkapp.com/support/article/1125-custom-metadata-faq
Tags are limited though in that only one tag can be applied to each message. Anywhere you need one or more unique identifiers on a message, rather than a generic grouping of similar messages, you will want to use metadata instead.
Regards link tracking - I’m reading this
https://postmarkapp.com/developer/user-guide/tracking-links
and looking at the JSON generated by the plugin and it looks okey-dokey to me. (in that every batch email has the "TrackOpens": true
Please could you send the debug output of the plugin by PM so I can dig a bit deeper? 
I’ve updated the plugin with improved explanations around how tagging works and when to use which method in the plugin. 
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Hi Lindsay, I just realised that the issue might be related to the parameters in the link.
QR code pour Avis Google}&email={{ trial_length }}
Those turn each link in a unique instance. The campaigns I used to send without parameters could track links very nicely.
Since I added dynamic parameters in the link’s url, clicks are not tracked.
Could that be the issue?
If so, is there a way around that?
Thx!
One thing about links to be tracked in Postmark is that links must be well-formed.
https://postmarkapp.com/developer/user-guide/tracking-links
I looked at this when you first reported it - but I think (but may be mistaken) that your links are URL-encoded. But now I am wondering if that is the problem here.
Thanks Lindsay. That was the issue. I had to use formmatted as/URL Encoded to make it work.
However, now variables -which I use both in the link and in the email body - have % signs in the email body. I may have to create 2 different variables.
Thx again.
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I’ve added more to the plugin - nothing like eating your own dog food. 
- A straightforward way to add attachments to templates (or just one attachment)
- Another table structure - I find in real life I want to use lots of tables in my template emails.
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