Your could debug php mailer in WP using franz’s wpmail_exceptions plugin https://gist.github.com/franz-josef-kaiser/5840282 Place the first file in /wp-content/mu-plugins/ and make sure you’ve set WP_DEBUG to true. You should test while logged in as administrator. Errors will be printed in main buffer so make sure to inspect any xhr requests if your form works asynchronously (Ajax). … Read more
1- HTML5 <input type=”email”> Define a field for an e-mail address (will be automatically validated when submitted) Tip: Safari on iPhone recognizes the email type, and changes the on-screen keyboard to match it (adds @ and .com options). important It’s also crucial to remember that a user can tinker with your HTML behind the scenes, so … Read more
Every WordPress email usually uses wp_mail(). Which is actually a wrapper of PHPMailer. Find out this wp_mail() functions documentation and source code, you’ll find some hooks there which will be useful to you cases. But keep it in mind that, those hooks will be applicable only if the mail is sent by using wp_mail(). If … Read more
Yes! There’s a plugin that does this, and it’s very simple. It uses the phpmailer_init to adjust the $phpmailer object. This is the code it uses: if ( ! function_exists( ‘wp_mail_returnpath_phpmailer_init’ ) ) { function wp_mail_returnpath_phpmailer_init( $phpmailer ) { // Set the Sender (return-path) if it is not already set if ( filter_var( $params->Sender, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL … Read more
Sorted out myself: JSON file indeed was the issue I went back to Google Developer Console and choose to create Credentials again it then gave me an option of OAuth client Id and later an option to add origin and redirect urls which sorted the issue.
The Basics You can send an email from anywhere within WordPress using wp_mail(): wp_mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers, $attachments ) $to can be a string or an array for multiple recipients. Any RFC 2822 compliant address will work, so you can include a real name as well as an email address. $subject & $message are … Read more
If you attempt to send an email to *@example.com Your SMTP will check the domain exists. Your SMTP server will lookup for a MX record at example.com. There is none: Your SMTP will fall back on the A record. The IP is 174.137.125.92 (as of today) The IANA has registered the domain, but has not … Read more
Something like this should work: add_filter(‘comment_notification_recipients’, ‘override_comment_notice_repicient’, 10, 2); function override_comment_notice_repicient($emails, $comment_id) { $admins = get_users( array( ‘role__in’ => array(‘administrator’), ) ); foreach ( $admins as $user ) { $emails[] = $user->user_email; } return ($emails); }
EDIT I think the solution given by @dboris may work. Alternatively you could try to hook your email sending after the user registration like this global $uID; //to keep the value to reuse it later, null at this step function mailInscriptionSecteurRhone() { global $uID; $user_ID = $uID; $headers = array(‘Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8’); $candidat = get_userdata( … Read more
To defeat your enemy, you must know your enemy. What is spam? For our purposes, spam is any unsolicited bulk electronic message. Spam these days is intended to lure unsuspecting users into visiting a (usually shady) web site where they will be asked to buy products, or have malware delivered to their computers, or both. … Read more