In the post edit page, just under the ‘Publish’ button, add a button, ‘Reject and Notify’ that once clicked open a modal (thickbox) window that contain a form (pre-compiled with the post author name, post title and a standard message) that you can use to send the email to post author. To accomplish this you … Read more
IMHO you are taking a bad approach at the problem. Users are unique, and should be unique for the application “sanity”. If you think at your site structure, you have users that can registrer to courses. You want to have unique “entries” for every course, and that’s legit, but to do that, you should not … Read more
There is no actions/filters to hook to. You need to override standard WC_Email_Customer_New_Account class and implement your own logic. To do it you need to create your own class which will inherit that class and register it. class WPSE8170_Email_Customer_New_Account extends WC_Email_Customer_New_Account { function trigger( $user_id, $user_pass=””, $password_generated = false ) { // do what you … Read more
There are three main parts to your question: Log the user last login time Schedule a cron event Send email if contributors and authors haven’t logged in within 20 days The first step is adding user meta to track the last login. WordPress does not track the last time a user logs in, so we’re … Read more
First the way to do this is with a form using the post method, it is slightly easier to understand: <!– form with AJAX action and iframe target –> <form method=”post” action=”<?php echo admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’); ?>” target=”emailsendframe”> <!– AJAX action field to trigger function–> <input type=”hidden” name=”action” value=”download_email_send”> <!– Post ID field –> <input type=”hidden” name=”intro” … Read more
if you have a custom field or etc just use it to remove the action of your choice below. I wasn’t sure which emails you wanted stopped so i included all but obviously just choose what you need. If you are doing the import programmatically then you could just include the remove_action lines of your … Read more
Try Subscribe2 plugin that provides a comprehensive subscription management and email notification system for WordPress blogs that sends email notifications to a list of subscribers when you publish new content to your blog and each user can select which categories he wants to get notifications from.
I don’t think using sleep() is a good idea, because it takes up resources while it’s sleeping, and you could run into script timeout issues. I also don’t think it’s a good idea to be sending any important or bulk e-mails from a web server, because that’s not really what’s it’s designed to do. Messages … Read more
There’s the wp_mail() function in WordPress. The headers have to be added as array without trailing \n\r or similar. Example wp_mail( ‘[email protected]’, ‘Hello World!’, ‘Just saying…’, array( ‘MIME-Version: 1.0’, ‘Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1’, sprintf( ‘From: %s <no-reply@%s>’, get_bloginfo(‘name’), site_url() ), sprintf( ‘X-Mailer: PHP/%s’, phpversion() ), ) ); To change the content type you could as well … Read more
When a post is submitted by email and published WordPress Runs an action hook named ‘publish_phone’ so you can get the post there and change its type like this: add_action(‘publish_phone’,’custom_type_by_mail’); function custom_type_by_mail($post_id){ $p = get_post($post_id,’ARRAY_A’); $p[‘post_type’] = “YOUR_CUSTOM_TYPE_NAME_HERE”; wp_update_post($p); } Probably not the smartest way but it does work and its simple.