user_register isn’t the solution for your needs because when this action is trigger, the password is already encrypted. The best solution is to do a custom registration form and insert your new users with this hook: wp_insert_user() When a user is register, you can send a custom email with the password not encrypted.
Most recieving mail systems will reject an email with a ‘from’ of [email protected] when the email is sent from the mydomain.com system. This is to prevent mail relaying, a form of spam. You need to make sure that your ‘from’ email address matches your domain. The actual email address (like [email protected] for mydomain.com) doesn’t need … Read more
After some experimentation with the settings, I got it working as I wanted it to. Under WordPress Discussion Settings, under the “Email me whenever” subsection, uncheck “anyone posts a comment”.
our team had enabled two factor authentication for mail so for this reason i am getting error. after disabling the two factor authentication SMTP is working.
You can’t have more than one admin email, if you need it to arrive in more than one inbox then you need to do that at the other end, via a mailing list or forwarding rules, etc I don’t know how you set the admin email to an invalid email address with commas, but, you … Read more
There is nothing in plain vanilla WordPress that would result in what you described. It would seem that your problem stems from customizing your process (either by plugin or by your own customization) to populate the user_login with the user’s email address to avoid having both a username and email. If it’s a custom process … Read more
There’s a complicated answer and a simple answer. The simple answer is, “You can’t.” WordPress requires three specific fields for every user – login (username), email, and password. Of those, login and email must be unique values. Email is necessary for a user to retrieve access to the site if they have forgotten their password. … Read more
The way you’re applying the headers is incorrect. You set a “from” address in the headers as a string, and then you immediately overwrite that with an array (so the “from” address is lost). (You’re also setting the $from address twice) Try it this way: function send_email(){ $to = $email; $subject = “Lamza Activation”; $activationEmail=””; … Read more
To check product has TAG or not you have to fetch product from order and search in them. //Custom NEW ORDER Email address depending on Product Tag add_filter( ‘woocommerce_email_recipient_new_order’, ‘new_order_conditional_email_recipient’, 10, 2 ); function new_order_conditional_email_recipient( $recipient, $order ) { if ( ! is_a( $order, ‘WC_Order’ ) ) return $recipient; // (Optional) // Get the order … Read more
WordPress sends emails via the wp_mail() method, which, by default, needs port 25 to be enabled in your php.ini settings: For this function to work, the settings SMTP and smtp_port (default: 25) need to be set in your php.ini file. You will have to change this setting if you would want to send mails via … Read more