First, decide whether you want to use GET or POST for your form. (without specifying the method, it will use GET.) You will need the name attribute filled out for your textarea, so the info can actually be sent. Then add your form processing into your function: (i.e. if ( isset($_POST[“message”]) && !empty($_POST[“message”]) ) {…} … Read more
I found if you go to http://sitename.com/wp-admin/network/site-settings.php?id={{id}} and set it here, it doesnt require verification.
Based on your updated question and comments, this should be what you are looking for: function wpse_225078_wpbd_tags( $tags ) { $tags[‘one_time_link’] = one_time_link(); return $tags; } add_filter( ‘wpbe_tags’, ‘wpse_225078_wpbd_tags’ ); The idea is to hook into the tag system provided by WPBE so you can just use %one_time_link% in your email template. Please note that … Read more
f you’re using anything that allows you to configure SMTP within WordPress, take it out. Then put everything into a function: add_action(‘init’,’delay_until_init’); function delay_until_init(){ // call wp_mail() here }
So turns out that on Safari and Firefox, the page would refresh before the email got sent out. As a workaround I just created another button that the user has to click on before clicking on the actual button that updates their profile information. The click event handler on that first button is being used … Read more
You don’t need to pass the from name and email to PHPMailer in your code as it will take it from $headers so try the following: add_action( “phpmailer_init”, “send_smtp_email” ); function send_smtp_email( $phpmailer ) { // ini_set(“sendmail_from”,”[email protected]”); // ini_set(“sendmail_path”,”[email protected]”); // Define that we are sending with SMTP $phpmailer->isSMTP(); // The hostname of the mail server … Read more
I noticed that require(), require_once(), include() and include_once() methods were somehow not working. The files that were called using these methods were not being called and the code stopped executing forward from this point. After a lot of Googling and R&D I didn’t find any solution to making the above methods work. So I decided … Read more
I think this can be achieved. My first thought was just to use endpoints and modify the recipient email based on the query string. But looking at formidable hooks, the only one I see suitable for this is the frm_to_email filter. which is applied just after send (where our query string are not longer available). … Read more
As many people would agree, editing WordPress’ core is not recommended because any updates that are made from the official developer (ex: 4.6 to 4.6.1) will override your changes. Plus, editing the core could potentially break your website or any other theme/plugin if it’s not properly edited. This is where plugins come in, they are … Read more
Asynchronous emailing