Do you know if your wp_mail() function is working at all? Do you know whether or not your function isn’t failing higher in the chain? I’d re-write the function like this, which makes it a little easier to read and also slightly more efficient as we are only running functions that we absolutely need to … Read more
This solution is based on a couple of WPMU Dev plugins: PopUp Pro and Mailchimp Integration. If you are WPMU Dev member then download and install them either from their Project pages or via the WPMU Dev dashboard in your WordPress admin interface. Most of the effort is in creating a custom style for the … Read more
Unexpected = (equal sign) characters in wp mail
Using wp_mail() function outside of WordPress and through PHP CLI
Yes you need to use a plugin. Point is that pluggables are between hard and impossible to control. You can read through this thread on wp-hackers about the actual problems and why you shouldn’t use them. Important: Note: pluggable.php loads before the ‘plugins_loaded’ hook. This means that you need the “MU-plugins” (Must use) hook: mu_plugins_loaded … Read more
WordPress uses the wp_mail() function to send mail. It says on the Codex article there that: For this function to work, the settings SMTP and smtp_port (default: 25) need to be set in your php.ini file. Also be sure to check that your contact form is sending the required parameters to the wp_mail() function. The … Read more
Yes. You can. There is several filters what you mentioned in your question. You can do it with WP Mail SMTP plugin. This plugin have multiple settings such as: Sender Name, Sender Email. To get it to set the envelope sender as well, you have to turn on the “Return Path” option. This stuff working … Read more
This code will allow you to call a custom function when your meta key is updated. add_action(‘updated_postmeta’,’my_meta_update’, 10, 4); function my_meta_update( $meta_id, $object_id, $meta_key, $meta_value ) { if($meta_key === ‘my_meta_key’) { // trigger email(s) // wp_mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers, $attachments ); } } Like Shaun mentioned, you should always use an external email solution … Read more
(I know this is a late answer, so the original poster has probably moved on from this. But I am posting an answer to this in hopes that it will help later users solve their issue, should they happen along to this question.) The first step is understanding how email works in WordPress. WP will … Read more
The email address that emails such as new user notification or password resets come “from” is not the same as the site’s admin email. While it’s possible to have the actual email address be the same for both of these, they are completely unrelated to each other. In WP’s Settings > General, the “Administration Email … Read more