There’s no way to do this without a bit of programming. You need to look at these pieces: A WordPress hook like save_post lets you do something when a post is saved or updated wp_mail is how you send an email get_field is how you look at the value of an ACF field. You’d need … Read more
You ask a good question, where I would put it or how I would call it? I don’t think you want to loop over all the posts everytime somebody visiting your site checking if any of them are more than one year old. Here is some thoughts about how this could be realized. Assume you … Read more
I found a solution: mu-plugins. My code isn’t executed in this early state, but that’s what mu-plugins are for. https://wordpress.org/support/article/must-use-plugins/ This did the trick.
Something like above should work: add_filter( ‘post_updated_messages’, ‘post_published’ ); function post_published( $messages ) { if ( ‘important_dates’ === get_post_type() ){ unset($messages[‘posts’][6]); } return $messages; }
You can trigger wp_mail() to send you an email when you have a visitor, although you may end up getting flooded with emails since it’ll email you every time a page is viewed. /** * Send an email with every visit. */ function wpse113069_email_me_every_visit() { wp_mail( ‘[email protected]’, ‘You had a visitor…’, ‘Yea, someone was on … Read more
Using comment_notification_text you will get comment notification text and comment ID. To check the post type you need to get the post associated with comment and then you can check for post type Example (Read the inline comments): function custom_notificaion($notify_message, $comment_id) { $comment_obj = get_comment($comment_id); //Get comment object $comment_post = get_post($comment_obj->comment_post_ID); //Get post object //Check … Read more
Like JItendra Rana already mentioned, you just send a notification to the author. If all users should get a notification, you must loop through all your users and add a notification to everyone. You get the users with get_users. Here is the modified code to realize it: function bp_post_published_notification( $post_id, $post ) { $author_id = … Read more
Try this. I’ve tested it and it works although your questions is not so clear (snippet VS description). function wpkse_144405_on_post_publish( $ID, $post ) { $users = get_users( array( ‘fields’ => array( ‘user_email’ ) ) ); $email_subject=”New post has been published”; $message .= ‘New post has been published: ‘ . $post->post_title . ‘ You can preview … Read more
If you’re looking to get in to instant notifications without suffering from backlog, I’d looking in to both Node.js and Socket.io. You should be able to work with them both pretty easily and integrate w/ WordPress. The sample chat application on the Socket.io site isn’t a far cry from what you’d be doing. Basically an … Read more
Use the HTTP API to send a “ping” on the wp_insert_post action, which is fired whenever a post is created/updated: /** * @param int $post_id The ID of the post. * @param WP_Post $post The post object. * @param bool $update True if the post already exists and is being updated */ function wpse_185340_post_ping( $post_id, … Read more