Not sure what the WC_Email class does exactly, but if the $headers argument is an array of headers, then you’re almost there. To interpolate a variable value into a string in PHP you don’t have to do the <?php … stuff because it’ll be rendered as is. Instead, you can use: $headers = array( “Reply-To: … Read more
WordPress has built-in support for posting via email. Go to Settings > Writing in your admin and enter your credentials under “Post via e-mail”. Note it won’t handle Gmail labels (it only works via POP3).
WordPress doesn’t have a “Duration Since Signup” value so you’ll need to calculate it by finding the difference between the user registration date and the current date. I suggest getting the user above the conditional: function set_mail_html_content_type() { return ‘text/html’; } add_action( ‘user_help_signup’, 10 ,2 ); function user_help_signup( $ID, //DURATION SINCE SIGN UP ) { … Read more
First of all, don’t reInvent the wheel, it’s a wastage of time, money – everything. If you want to stick with the WordPress’ way, better be with a Custom Post Type. Create a custom post type for storing emails in its postmeta. Make a form, and save the values to the CPT’s postmeta Make a … Read more
The default email content type is text/plain which does not allow using HTML. Add this to your functions.php file: // use HTML instead of plain text add_filter( ‘wp_mail_content_type’, ‘my_awesome_mail_content_type’ ); function my_awesome_mail_content_type() { return ‘text/html’; } But be warned, different email clients has very different support for CSS rules.. Read more from here. Alternative: If … Read more
To call the shipping address: <p><?php echo $order->get_formatted_shipping_address(); ?></p> And this before for a title: <h3><?php _e( ‘Shipping address’, ‘woocommerce’ ); ?></h3> This can also be used: <?php echo $order->get_shipping_address(); ?>
WordPress triggers a custom hook when certain meta is updated, user meta counts. See updated_{$meta_type}_meta. Here’s an example use case: add_action(‘updated_user_meta’, function( $meta_id, $user_id, $meta_key, $_meta_value ) { switch ( $meta_key ) { case ‘mobile_number’: case ‘address’: $user = new \WP_User($user_id); // user wp_mail($user->user_email, ‘Profile updated’, ‘Profile updated.’); // admin wp_mail(get_bloginfo(‘admin_email’), ‘Profile updated’, “Profile updated … Read more
You can use an action to do that, but you can’t get the password because it’s encrypted, unless you catch the password when the registration form is submitted but that’s not a good practice. Why do you need to get the passwords on admin email? You can always reset password if the user forgot the … Read more
You don’t need Postfix if you use an SMTP plugin like, for example, WP Mail SMTP. Such kind of plugins can send email from your Google account via SMTP. I have just checked it by stopping postfix and successfully sending an email via WP Mail SMTP. If no SMTP plugins are activated on your site, … Read more
send_password_change_email and send_email_change_email are the filters used for sending the user an email, if they change their password or an account has been created for them. It is not responsible for the “New user registration on your site” mail. The function that does this is wp_new_user_notification(), which is actually one of the pluggable functions. You … Read more