Mail not working on WordPress site
Mail not working on WordPress site
wp-mail
Custom user registration fields in user_register hook
When the user_register action is triggered, data from the registration form can be accessed in $_POST. Get first_name and last_name on user_register hook
wc_mail in foreach loop is sending only the first email
You use include_once in praga_emails_after_order() method therefore files (templates: email-confirm.php, email-admin.php, email-proveedor.php) will be included only in the first iteration. Try to use include instead of include_once, it’s possible that next emails are not sent because of empty content.
WP Mail plugin not sending the mail
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Using a SendGrid transactional template with wp_mail
Using a SendGrid transactional template with wp_mail
How can I remove the product short description from the WooCommerce Mails?
How can I remove the product short description from the WooCommerce Mails?
Contact form with file upload
Contact form with file upload
Send a email base on a taxonomy term
Have you tried using has_term()? if( get_post_type($post) === $post_type && has_term( ‘In progress’, ‘call_type’, $post ) ) wp_mail($emails, “New Item listed on Fit It List. Ref number $title”, $message);
Can’t change headers / From for wp_mail()
Try changing your headers from \n to \r\n Note from here that: Each line should be separated with a CRLF (\r\n). Lines should not be larger than 70 characters.
Including user data in “new user notification email”
I’m not sure how WooCommerce adds these fields, but I suspect it uses add_user_meta after the user_register form or something. Try and catch it this way instead: if ( isset( $_POST[‘first_name’] ) ) { $first_name = $_POST[‘first_name’]; }