Ok, then you can try this You can set the header, just not with a parameter. WordPress uses “hooks” and the hooks you need are ‘wp_mail_from’ and ‘wp_mail_from_name’ hooks. Here are the hooks you might add to your theme’s functions.php file to modify the “From:” header when using wp_mail() to the email address Greg j … Read more
Congratulations, your Contact Form 7 and SMTP Configuration are correct so you are getting emails properly. Now coming back to your question: it is displayed as my own email : it is correct behavior because actually you are sending email to yourself 🙂 the sender email is never displayed. To view the persons name and … Read more
Although the hooks are passing you the ID of the changed object in the parameter $object_id, you aren’t using it and are calling get_the_ID instead which will give you the ID of the current loop item. Try changing your uses of $post_id to $object_id instead.
You should read the codex page re wp_create_user. You don’t describe the context in which your code runs. You shouldn’t need all those require_once calls. Anyhow, in this line wp_new_user_notification ( testuser8,null,’both’ ); what is testuser8 ? It’s not a variable, it’s not a string, it’s just some text that probably throws an error. Try: … Read more
First: Don’t use mail(). Use wp_mail() instead. wp_mail( // Send it to yourself get_option( ‘admin_email’ ), ‘Your subject’, ‘Your message’, // extra headers array ( ‘Bcc:’ . implode( “,”, $usersarray ), ‘From:’ . get_option( ‘admin_email’ ) ) );
You didn’t say what the problem is. You certainly should be able to send email using PHP mail or plugins from wordpress. Is it a security problem? Your password being rejected at authentication? Try using OAuth 2.0. https://wordpress.org/plugins/postman-smtp/ Is it a firewall problem? Are all the SMTP ports blocked? Try sending with an HTTPS API … Read more
You can get the original attachment filename via wp_get_attachment_url: echo basename( wp_get_attachment_url( $post->ID ) ); or in the form of the example you provided: <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/91547/mailto:[email protected]?Subject=Image: <?php the_title(); ?> – <?php echo basename( wp_get_attachment_url( $post->ID ) ); ?>”>Get in touch about this image</a>
I’m actually in the process of creating a plugin that does this, and it doesn’t seem as if there are any special considerations needed for multisite sub-blogs. When the function checks for users of the blog, it only grabs those from the current blog (in my testing). Here’s some of my code to give you … Read more
OK, so all you need to do is to add code for second email in the same place: if ( isset( $_POST[‘submit’]) ) { $ch_name = $_POST[‘ch_f_name’]; $ch_phone_num = $_POST[‘ch_phone_num’]; $ch_email = $_POST[‘ch_email’]; $ch_company = $_POST[‘ch_company’]; $ch_job_title = $_POST[‘ch_job_title’]; $to = $ch_email; $subject = “Thank you for job Submission “; $content = “‘.$ch_name.'”; $headers=”MIME-Version: 1.0″ … Read more
If you’re using SendGrid to process emails from WooCommerce and have click tracking enabled, links that use $_GET vars will break. Sendgrid uses a URL sanitizer that converts the &id= to &id= and that creates an issue in WooCommerce… The password reset form redirect looks for two get vars, $_GET[‘key’] and $_GET[‘id’], and if they’re … Read more