Manual Woocommerce Complete order Emails
Click on the order number of the product. There is Order Action section just at the top of right side bar. Click on the dropdown and there you would see “Complete Order” email. Thanks;
Click on the order number of the product. There is Order Action section just at the top of right side bar. Click on the dropdown and there you would see “Complete Order” email. Thanks;
You can do it very easily by using his mail class. you can extend that class as well. Here is the code which should work with your class code. if it did not work than you need to extend the woocommerce email class same like you did for your custom payment gateway. $mailer = WC()->mailer(); … Read more
This is with reference to the comments to question. Instead of running mail function on every meta value update, it needs to run on your specific meta. You will also need to change your code accordingly. First check for your $meta_key and then take value from $meta_value. Write you conditions on these fields and trigger … Read more
Finally i got the answer i was wrong because i tried to send the variable you can not send the variable you have to just put the name of custom field slug. In the bellow snippet i have replaced $field with my custom field name slug _some_field like:- $keys[‘How did you learn about us?’] = … Read more
There are many WordPress plugins that let you manage your email subscription. But overall this is not recommended, mainly because it creates a heavy load on the server. What will inevitably create a problem with the hosting service. In my experience, it is advisable to work with professional external services. For various reasons among which … Read more
Do you mean to send a plain text version along-side the HTML version? If so I found this page helpful in setting it up: The crux of it comes down to this: //create a boundary for the email. This $boundary = uniqid(‘np’); //headers – specify your from email address and name here //and specify the … Read more
Looking at the snippet you provided the solution seems to be your last solution. $emails = array( $email, ‘[email protected]’,’[email protected]’ ); Sending an array of emails, the first one ($email) being the dynamic email. The second and third would be hard coded values. This is assuming the email handler is ready to accept an array of … Read more
How can I make it so they can visit their dashboard or a page on my website to access their gmail emails and send emails out? Can this be done via API? In short, i’d like to keep them on the site rather then have them leave to check emails. Out of the box, no. … Read more
There’s a whole article on this in the Codex: http://codex.wordpress.org/Resetting_Your_Password I’m partial to the Emergency Password Script, but the FTP method is probably also equally as easy. Upload the following as a file to your server. Visit its URL and follow the prompts. Immediately delete the file from your server. <?php /* This program is … Read more
If you want to target only one specific status change is probably easy / efficient use the {$old_status}_to_{$new_status} filter, in your case: add_action(‘draft-to-pending’, ‘do_something’); add_action(‘auto-draft-to-pending’, ‘do_something’); function do_something ( $post ) { // do something with the $post object }