To achieve your goal of tracking when a signed-up user clicks on a link/button or visits a specific page on your WordPress site, and then sending an email notification with their details, you can follow these steps. Since you are using the User Registration plugin, we’ll make sure to utilize its features where relevant. Step … Read more
What I did is combining cookies with transients just as others suggested. Be aware that the cookie must be sent with other HTTP headers, so init must be called in the plugin registration area while read and write can be called later in the code, because they are database reads and writes. I use this … Read more
Third party plugins are off-topic here, so you’ll need to address your main question to the plugin developer. Your second question is generic enough that I’ll provide an answer here: And I would like to know which hook is used to send the email for the admin after a new user creation. The user notifications … Read more
Check if the email is not going to spam or junk folder. Sometimes, emails from automated systems can be classified as spam by email providers. Make sure that the email address ‘[email protected]’ is correct and working. Verify that the four product IDs in the $targeted_ids array are correct and match the IDs of the products … Read more
Initially it seemed like a good idea to add comment_notification_text inside the pre_comment_on_post hook, but it didn’t go well. So I removed the pre_comment_on_post and just added to comment_notification_text a comment type check, which is related to the CPT for which the comments are. Now my code works fine for both comment categories (moderated and … Read more
Mail sent from WP uses wp_mail() function. There is a filter that you can use before the mail is sent to filter the arguments used in the wp_mail() function, including the $to value. See https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/wp_mail/ Look at the example code on that page to get an idea of how to block (or redirect) all mail … Read more
I believe that the only sensible place to rename a menu item is the add_menu_classes filter hook. It has a different destiny, but I can’t see any other place. Hook passes an array of first-level menu items as a parameter to the function. The array elements look like this: $menu = [ 5 => Array … Read more
Hooks cannot be added directly inside functions. Using do_action, you can invoke a custom hook. In your case try out the below solution: add_action( ‘wp_insert_post’, ‘automate_intercom’, 10, 3 ); function automate_intercom( $post_id, $post, $update ) { if ( $post->post_status == ‘publish’ && $post->post_type == ‘help-center’ ) { $someCondition = ”; if ( $someCondition !== ” … Read more
You can’t do that with PHP. You must use Javascript-React to alter/enhance block editor behaviour. You’ll have to use subscribe function, for subscribing to actions, catch isSavingPost action there (there is also isAutoSavingPost for autosaves) and dispatch a Notice in the editor with appropriate action. Familiarity with React and Redux would be of great help.
You could use the wp_insert_user function to create the new user. And then with the wp_new_user_notification function you could send the notification.