Utilizing Gravity Forms and the Mailchimp add-on you could do something like the following. This is not tested but should get you going down the right path. Create a “subscribe” link in your template that contains the search parameters. (Perhaps the search parameters are captured from the query string. I’m not sure what works best … Read more
comment reply by email
wp_mail_from is ignored
You are passing $email where there should be attachments. Look at wp_mail arguments. Also you have not defined $to variable which in your case i assume should be $email. Try this, $name = $_POST[‘cuf_sender’.$n]; $email = $_POST[‘cuf_email’.$n]; $subject= $this->o[‘subpre’].’ ‘.$_POST[‘cuf_subject’.$n]; $msg = $_POST[‘cuf_msg’.$n]; $extra=””; foreach ($_POST as $k => $f ) if ( strpos( $k, … Read more
wp_users table has user_registered and user_activation_key field that you should use for this. For the cron job, you should use wp_schedule_event(). It has one disadvantage though. The action will trigger when someone visits your WordPress site, if the scheduled time has passed. For a busy site that’s not a problem. But if your site doesn’t … Read more
This question is quite outdated, so I’m pretty sure no one is looking at it. However, should anyone end up here, this question isn’t really a WordPress question. Your problem is that on a locally hosted system, you actually have to configure your stack to be able to send email. And if you look in … Read more
wp_mail 200 response but no mail sent
It has probably more systematical solution, but one option is to save the highest recipient ID, and then load only higher IDs next time. Something like this: (not tested) $last_id = get_option(‘last_recipient_id’); $rcvr_id = $wpdb->get_results( $wpdb->prepare(“SELECT ID FROM wp_users WHERE ID > %d ORDER BY ID “), $last_id ) ; foreach($rcvr_id as $rv_id) { $rcvr_id … Read more
Send email when a portfolio project is updated
How to change the default mail when admin approuved an user?