Just go to your Network Admin dashboard, click on Network Settings under the Settings tab, and mark the check box: Registration notification – Send the network admin an email notification every time someone registers a site or user account. Now whenever a new user registers, you will receive an email.
There is a list of possible plugins here http://wppluginmarket.com/22984/email-mailing-list-plugins/. I responded to your other post too. You don’t say whether your ‘list’ is something you control, or whether users can subscribe to it. I don’t know mailpress well, in S2 one can manually add subscribers to the list (and not show the s2 subscribe widget … Read more
WP doesn’t have a real Cron Job System/APi, but it got the Schedule API, as you can see here. Other related functions can be found here in codex filed under “See Also“. That’s the closest you will get with WP.
You would want to add a custom meta box that lists all users on the site. Not sure off the top of my head how you would create one that lists users, but it shouldn’t be too hard. You would then run a hook on wp_insert_post that verifies which users have been checked, and sends … Read more
The way the feature works is by posting the message on the screen, not in the members inbox, and it requires the template tag: <?php bp_message_get_notices(); ?> So wherever you put the tag, the message will appear there. In the default buddypress theme, it shows up when you activate a message and the user is … Read more
You could combine your two ideas- generate a code and send them a link to a sign up form with that code as a query string in the url. match the code with the email address they enter when they sign up, then delete it once sign up is complete so it can’t be used … Read more
ah, there is a plugin that does this, but it also have some more features. Check here (plugin – WelcomeUser!)
There is a plugin that (in my opinion) will do just the job for you. It is the “Peter’s Collaboration E-mails”. You can find it in the WordPress plugins repository. From the plugin’s description: “You can create groups of Contributor users and assign different moderators for each group. In other words, different users can be … Read more
The way gravatar works is that it creates an MD5 of the email address and passes that to gravatar.com. If an avatar exists for that hashed email address, then it gets returned. If not, then it generates a random one based on the data in the hash. Essentially, it’s arbitrary. There’s code in there that … Read more
Thank you Milo, “word-break” alone wasn’t enough as it’s css3 only and not cross-browser. But I found this: .bloc_content{ overflow:hidden; -ms-word-break: break-all; word-break: break-all; word-break: break-word; -webkit-hyphens: auto; -moz-hyphens: auto; hyphens: auto; } It seems to to work in all cases I tested. Hopefully it would be cross-browser enough to solve the problem. Not sure … Read more