Sender e-mail address, for new order email to customer, is suddenly wrong [closed]
Found the culprit. It was the Mailchimp plugin. After I changed the address it worked.
Found the culprit. It was the Mailchimp plugin. After I changed the address it worked.
You can create a helper function for that which qurries the orders for given email and created less than 10 mins ago. function wpse407278_check_if_ordered_in_last_10_mins( $email ) { if ( !isset($email) || empty($email) ) { return false; } $args = array( ‘customer’ => $email, ‘date_created’ => ‘>’ . ( time() – strtotime(‘-10 minutes’) ), ); $orders … Read more
Just copy the above code and paste it into your theme’s functions.php file. Here I am going to show you the code which will reject registration from all others domain’s email addresses and Only allowing @uniname.ac.uk email addresses to create an account. See the code below function is_valid_email_domain($login, $email, $errors ){ $valid_email_domain = array(“uniname.ac.uk”); $valid … Read more
You can also change your email address from your database with below steps: Log into the database. Locate the wp_options table. Near the top locate the admin_email option : https://prnt.sc/waaxez Edit the option_value field with the new email. This can be done either inline, or by editing depending on your version of phpMyAdmin Save your … Read more
I think there are two decent options here. Let WordPress keep its mail function, but hook in once or twice wp_mail() has several hooks that will be helpful for you to replace the built in behavior, which is basically to use php’s simple little mailer. Here are a couple of those helpful hooks that I … Read more
Once you know how all your site-generated mail is being sent, you can set up your DNS records to help validate it. AWeber is not using WordPress or your server. The SPF record you attached to your domain for use with AWeber tells mailservers that email associated with your domain may actually originate from aweber.com. … Read more
Looking for a way that will collect visitors emails before letting them view the blog posts [closed]
You need to do the processing of the form before headers are sent downstream. Otherwise, if you do it while the body is loading (the way you have it now), then redirecting after a successful email change will result in an error. A lot of people would use the init action for this; but personally, … Read more
WooCommerce: “account is already registered with your email address”
As explained in developer documentation of wpmu_activate_user hook, it fires immediately after a new user is activated. That means it happens after a user activates their account. The same is happening for user_register. It is firing when a new user added to the database. It is not happening until a user activates the account. Check … Read more