It’s look OK with : html_entity_decode wp_mail(“[email protected]”,”new article : “.html_entity_decode($get_title),”The message is OK with é è à”,$headers); Not so good, another try : wp_mail(“[email protected]”,”new article : “.$post->post_title,”The message is OK with é è à”,$headers);
Was able to figure out that the meta value was being stored as a string, which doesn’t play nice with the meta query. So what I had to do was do a like comparison with the serialized string version of my meta value. The meta query ended up like this $args = array ( ‘meta_query’ … Read more
Is the file correctly saved? Did you try attaching a file via static path? Something like: $attachments = array(WP_CONTENT_DIR .”/uploads/myfile.pdf”);
You can use the function get_the_author_meta() to get the emailaddress of the author of the current post and the wp_mail()function to send an e-mail <?php $timelimit=1 * 604800; //1 week * seconds per day $post_age = date(‘U’) – get_post_time(‘U’); if ($post_age < $timelimit) : ?> // Current <?php elseif ($post_age > $timelimit) : $email = … Read more
I would explore the use of scheduled events in WorPdress, known as wp-cron. Here is a example for that (not tested, just written here as proof of concept): // 1.- Register custom escheduled event on plugin activiation register_activation_hook( __FILE__, ‘cyb_plugin_activation’ ); function cyb_plugin_activation() { if( ! wp_next_scheduled( ‘cyb_daily_cron_job’ ) ) { // Set first run … Read more
The email header is not the same as the <head> of an HTML document (even if that document is an email). So the question shouldn’t be how to display an image in the email header because the answer is that you can’t. Second, the same thing holds true for an HTML document. The <head> section … Read more
I’m not sure why get_post_field wouldn’t work in this situation, but if you can access $post->ID, you should also be able to get $post->post_title and $post->post_content (and even $post->post_excerpt if it’s there). The $post object includes the standard metadata, like author and publication date. Any metadata in the wp_postmeta table in the database can only … Read more
At first view, the schefuled task code in your code seems ok. I just would suggest to introduce scheduled tasks clearing on plugin deactivation; this is useful for several reasons and one of them can be the origin of your problem: if you was testing, the scheduled event can be already set and this snippet … Read more
Basically what you would want is a daily task that sends those reminders, for that you would use WP Cron. I’m not gonna get into the logic of actually building the email (used your code). Here’s a basic setup: if ( ! wp_next_scheduled( ‘quote_reminder_hook’ ) ) { wp_schedule_event( time(), ‘daily’, ‘quote_reminder_hook’ ); } add_action( ‘quote_reminder_hook’, … Read more
You should concatenate the messages together and then send the email outside of the loop once you’ve built up the entire message string you want to send. Try something like this: if ( $all_reservations_on_day_query->have_posts() ) : //the loop $message_mail = “”; while ( $all_reservations_on_day_query->have_posts() ) : $all_reservations_on_day_query->the_post(); //Get all values for sending mail to owner … Read more