The easy way would install this plugin – https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/contact-form-7/ – It’s super easy to work with, and it will do what you want 🙂 If you don’t want to use a plugin, then you would just code a contact form with html and php. PHP: <?php $firstname = $_POST[‘firstname’]; $lastname = $_POST[‘lastname’]; $from = $_POST[’email’]; … Read more
The mailto protocol is fairly limited and does not support html in the body. Notably iOS supports some tags, but you cannot rely on that. The point is that mailto parses information from the browser to the user’s email program. The more tags are allowed, the higher the security risk becomes. So, if you insist … Read more
I did a bit more research and this is what is working for me now. The admin will only get an update if a pending post is added or updated. add_action( ‘transition_post_status’, ‘pending_post_status’, 10, 3 ); function pending_post_status( $new_status, $old_status, $post ) { if ( $new_status === “pending” ) { $post_title = get_the_title( $post_id ); … Read more
Yes. You can use Contact Form 7 plugin to create a form that will send messages to your email (like gmail, etc) and use another plugin from the same author, Flamingo, to have those messages saved in WordPress database and available in the dashboard. If you prefer to avoid plugins, here’s what you need: Register … Read more
Be sure that your emails don’t look like typical spam emails: don’t insert only a large image; check that the character-set is set correctly; don’t insert “IP-address only” links. Write your communication as you would write a normal email. Make it really easy to unsubscribe or opt-out. Otherwise, your users will unsubscribe by pressing the … Read more
You need to add parameters $old_status and $new_status to the function. function conditional_email( $old_status, $new_status) { wp_mail(‘[email protected]’,’test’,’test’); } You will see that in the example here Hope it works after !
I had the exact same problem some time ago. Truth be told I have not figured it out exactly… For all intents and purposes I found a list of functions that use wp_mail, and worked it out from there: wp-login.php: retrieve_password() wp-admin/includes/class-wp-automatic-updater.php: WP_Automatic_Updater::send_email() wp-admin/includes/class-wp-automatic-updater.php: WP_Automatic_Updater::send_debug_email() wp-admin/includes/ms.php: update_option_new_admin_email() wp-admin/includes/ms.php: send_confirmation_on_profile_email() wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php: wp_new_blog_notification() wp-includes/pluggable.php: wp_password_change_notification() wp-includes/pluggable.php: wp_new_user_notification() … Read more
You can get the last inserted id at the time of registration and with this id get the user meta by meta keys you assign and send mail with details.
Yes, this is possible. WordPress defines a function named wp_new_user_notification. You can override this function by creating your own version (also named wp_new_user_notification) in your own theme or plugin. You may wish to start by copying the contents of the existing core version into your own copy. You can now customize the logic for your … Read more
That’s because you have put function tps_set_html_email_content_type inside the tps_send_email, and each time you call it, it will declare the tps_set_html_email_content_type function again. Just move it out: function tps_set_html_email_content_type() { return ‘text/html’; } function tps_send_email($emailTo, $subject, $content) { add_filter( ‘wp_mail_content_type’, ‘tps_set_html_email_content_type’ ); //Send the email $mailSent = wp_mail($emailTo, $subject, $content); //Reset HTML content type back … Read more