There is no wp_notify_postauthor filter, a pluggable function is one you override with your own function: if( ! function_exists(‘wp_notify_postauthor’) ) { function wp_notify_postauthor( $comment_id, $comment_type=”” ) { // your own wp_notify_postauthor code } } I suggest looking at the function in source to see what it does.
You can’t use header in the middle of a page, content has already been sent to the browser, so that means headers were already sent. Look at the code in the myriad of form plugins out there to see how they handle this- hook an action before the template is loaded and do your form … Read more
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Simply add a Success callback to your Ajax function: $(‘#sendEmail’).click(function(){ $.ajax({ type: ‘POST’, url: ‘www.example.com/email.php’, data: { content: $(‘#email-data’).html()}, success: function(data) { //data variable can be used if your ajax call returns something do_stuff_here(); } }); }); In your case, you could do something like success: function() { $(‘body’).append(‘<div class=”success”>Success!</div>’); } However, is there a … Read more
Try this format: Reply-To: John Doe<[email protected]>. Ref: http://blackwidows.co.uk/blog/2006/10/02/reply-to-header-can-create-bounces/
The easiest way is to create your own gallery template that has a form for each image (or perhaps a checkbox for each image, inside a form) and some handler code that takes the form submission and sends the emails. I’d do that as a plugin that hooks into the ‘ngg_render_template’ filter to load its … Read more
The post’s data is passed as an argument to the function hooked to transition_post_status, so you don’t need to query for anything (also, your query is a bit strange, using both WP_Query and query_posts, but that’s a separate matter). Here’s a trimmed version of your function showing the important changes: function a_new_post( $new_status, $old_status, $post … Read more
I have had tons of issues with the plugin Contact Form 7 in the last couple months. Especially with WordPress 3.5.1. I started using Formidable Pro for all of my clients in the last couple weeks. It costs a bit of money for the developer license, but the peace of mind that it is working … Read more
Based on my comment in the Question, I tested the solution of adding a menu item that opens an iframe in its screen. As expected, Gmail doesn’t allow to be displayed in an iframe. But a regular Horde Webmail does work. add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ’embed_webmail_wpse_91871′ ); function embed_webmail_wpse_91871() { // Reference: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_menu_page // Check it, specially … Read more
WordPress uses by default wp_mail()source which is a PHP function very similar to the native PHP mail. Hence this service is provided by your server/host. This function is, however, pluggable, which means it can be overridden by plugins and custom functions, so it might be slightly different in your case.