OK, so all you need to do is to add code for second email in the same place: if ( isset( $_POST[‘submit’]) ) { $ch_name = $_POST[‘ch_f_name’]; $ch_phone_num = $_POST[‘ch_phone_num’]; $ch_email = $_POST[‘ch_email’]; $ch_company = $_POST[‘ch_company’]; $ch_job_title = $_POST[‘ch_job_title’]; $to = $ch_email; $subject = “Thank you for job Submission “; $content = “‘.$ch_name.'”; $headers=”MIME-Version: 1.0″ … Read more
get_post_meta as seen here is nothing more than a wrapper for get_metadata. Now when you say the meta you’re getting back, if its not null but rather an empty string, it means you’re hitting the end of get_metadata as seen here. With true defined as the third variable of your get_post_meta call, you should be … Read more
Problem with `wp_mail()`
Many E-Mail-Hosters changed their rules to prevent spam. Often times, E-Mails that have one domain name in their “from”-Tag and come from a server with a different domain are rejected. So my guess is, maybe the emails are still sent, but not received. You can check this by changing this line: $headers=”From: “.$senderEmail.’ <‘.$senderName.’>’ . … Read more
Your code looks okay to me. Instead check whether email working in other part of the website or not!! Use Postman SMTP Mailer/Email Log plugin to configure / test / debug your mail system.
I think I found the answer on another forum discussing using Contact Form7, with the same issue I was having. This is what I got from that thread and tried. It does appear to work and does appear to be only targeting email from the default ‘WordPress’ sender name/email. // Change default WP email sender … Read more
If you look at the line the notice is being issued: $cc = array_merge( (array) $cc, explode( ‘,’, $content ) ); and $bcc = array_merge( (array) $bcc, explode( ‘,’, $content ) ); What its trying to do is merge a blank array that hasn’t been set with an array created by your headers. The notice … Read more
This one is a bit of a puzzler. I was originally going to say you need to determine if there’s something wrong after the mail is sent since you’re getting the hit in the next operation. But then I re-read it and caught the part about the email being received when it’s run manually. What … Read more
There are multiple ways of doing this. You can consider any of the following. 1.My preferred: foreach($group_emails as $email_address) { wp_mail($email_address, ‘my subject’, ‘my message’, $headers); } 2.Another way Define the array as follows. $group_emails = array(‘[email protected]’, ‘[email protected]’, ‘[email protected]’, ‘[email protected]’, ‘[email protected]’, ‘[email protected]’, ‘[email protected]’, ‘[email protected]’, ‘[email protected]’, ‘[email protected]’ ); And then try your regular procedure: wp_mail($group_emails, ‘my … Read more
You’d write them the same way you would any other email, the knowledge you need to do this is Email header knowledge, not WP knowledge. Those are raw email headers, and aren’t a special WP format. Since each item in the array is a line in the header of the email, we need to know … Read more