By default, WordPress is not equipped to be an email server. It can send email but does not receive email. If you want to send mail to multiple recipients then wp_mail will allow you to specify multiple addresses. <?php $multiple_recipients = array( ‘[email protected]’, ‘[email protected]’ ); $subj = ‘The email subject’; $body = ‘This is the … Read more
I forked the above plugin you mentioned as WP Updates Notifier Maybe you want to look at that instead? If you want to include it in your theme all you do is copy the plugin file and place in your theme functions file instead. If you need further help modifying this plugin leave a comment … Read more
You would have to write this from scratch but it is entirely possible. cPanel webmail is already configured to work with Horde, Roundcube and SquirrelMail which are all open source and very well documented. The main issue that wouldn’t make it seamless is that cPanel uses exim4 as an email server and there would be … Read more
Here is what you could do. It is more of like three plugins. One main plugin and two that are sub plugins First you will want to get Contact Form 7 … if you don’t already have it. Here is the link if you need it: Download Contact Form 7 Here Then download Contact Form … Read more
Some things in your post are still unclear, but if it’s only the SEO you are worrying about, you can set a canonical tag in your header, referencing always the correct post_name url: <?php if(is_singular()){ echo ‘<link rel=”canonical” href=”‘.get_permalink().'” />’; } ?> That way you’re telling the search engines where the original post is.
How I would approach this issue is I would first find a comment notification plugin that works well and has been recently updated. This one seems to fit the bill just fine: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/subscribe-to-comments/installation/ Then I would come up with some way of marking the pages that I want comment notifications on. You could do this … Read more
Guess you need to use header to perform the sender… by default the sender is [email protected] $headers=”From: My Name <[email protected]>” . “\r\n”; … wp_mail( $email, $headers, $subject, $notify_message, $message_headers ); Edited… source: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_mail
In terms of what’s easiest to manage, there are several third-party email services which provide plugins for WordPress or code you can insert directly into your Construction page. I personally prefer Mailchimp, but Constant Contact is another alternative.
Emails not getting delivered to Hotmail addresses
Put this after your if empty $errors and edit to meet your needs: if(empty($errors)) { $subject = __(‘[Your Subject]’, ‘your_text_domain’).’ ‘.$title; $body = __(“Name: “,”your_text_domain”).$booking_name; $body .= __(“\n\nEmail: “,”your_text_domain”).$booking_email; $body .= __(“\n\nPhone: “,”your_text_domain”).$booking_phone; $body .= __(“\n\nMessage: “,”your_text_domain”).$message; $headers = __(‘From: [email protected] ‘, ‘your_text_domain’).’ <‘.$booking_email.’>’ . “\r\n” . __(‘Reply-To: ‘,’your_text_domain’) . $email; // Change this $email … Read more