I’ve successfully used this to enable users to create an email account and/or ftp account on cpanel from within a WordPress site. Good luck, and let me know how it went. There seems to be a small bug in the latest plugin version. You can easily fix it, I’ve described the steps below: Open your … Read more
There’re 2 options I can think of right now: MailPress is insanely configurable with a huge number of features for making your blog deliverable by email with many many options such as which categories to include/exclude, multiple newsletter groups etc… You can make email themes too so all of your blog’s emails can be nicely … Read more
If you store the password in the PHP, it will be accessible to anyone who has the PHP (i.e. anyone who has the plugin). If you store it in the database, it will be accessible to anyone who has direct access to the database (i.e. anyone who installs the plugin and knows how to use … Read more
Reading the code I would try something like this: add_filter( ‘bp_core_signup_send_validation_email_to’, ‘wpse_60858_catch_user_signup_mail’ ); function wpse_60858_catch_user_signup_mail() { // make sure to use a valid email. test it with different addresses return get_site_option( ‘admin_email’, ‘[email protected]’ ); } This changes the $to part only.
I don’t think its polite to send email to all users who Favorited your post. Because some people favorite your post to bookmark it. So don’t combine favorite with follow. So here is my suggestion: For bookmarking, use WP favorite posts plugin. As for the follow there is no plugin exists for normal wordpress installation. … Read more
The function that sends emails to the post author is called wp_notify_postauthor() and is located in /wp-includes/pluggable.php. This means that the function is “pluggable” and can be overridden by another function with the same name. We can make a simple plugin to do this. This is the code we’ll be adding to the function to … Read more
WordPress uses the PHPMailer class for sending mail. Before calling wp_mail, you can manipulate the $phpmailer object using the phpmailer_init filter. //Place this inside of your form callback before wp_mail() add_filter(‘phpmailer_init’, ‘foobar_phpmailer’, 99999, 1); function foobar_phpmailer(&$phpmailer){ //Manipulate the phpmailer object here }
I think the problem is echo vs return, i.e. that you are using the_field instead of get_field. What you’re trying to do is similar to this: antispambot( echo( ‘[email protected]’ ) ) but echo returns nothing. Please try: <?php $email = antispambot( get_field( ‘queries_e-mail’ ) ); ?> <p> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/124180/mailto:<?php echo $email; ?>”> <?php echo $email; … Read more
Since PHP Mailer is working fine do you have the same credentials setup for wp_mail? If you’re using an authenticated SMTP for PHP Mailer then you’ll possibly need a plugin to get the authentication into wp_mail. There are a few different ones that all work but one is https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/ for example.
According to the documentation, is_email() is used to validate an email and either returns the email if it is valid or false if it isn’t. So are using it correctly. The only thing I can see in your code is that if the email is not valid, you are settings the data to a boolean … Read more