Untested but I am pretty sure this is the issue: You are trying to attach $uploadedfile to the email. You’ve set $uploadedfile to $_FILES[‘file’]. That is a very temporary file/file location. Once you use wp_handle_upload you want to be using $movefile instead. If you look at the Codex entry for that function you can see … Read more
Commenting couple of return statements and replacing them as suggested in the below link on wordpress.org worked for me, now the mails are sent properly and the equal sign ‘=’ issue is solved. Fixed by making following changes in wp-includes\class-phpmailer.php public function encodeQP($string, $line_max = 76) { // Use native function if it’s available (>= … Read more
Unfortunately, the developers didn’t give you any hooks in their code to allow for customization without hacking it. But all is not lost – there are some hooks in WP that you could use to trigger your emails. The ideal would be to trigger off the update_post_meta(). That function is simply a wrapper for update_metadata() … Read more
Modify the line that reads $headers .= ‘Content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8’ . “\r\n”; to $headers .= ‘Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1″; and then use <br /> for the line breaks.
(I know this is a late answer, so this user has probably moved on; but I’m answering this in the hopes that if a future user ends up here seeking a similar solution, that the following will help them find it.) The problem that Postman is telling you about is that the function wp_mail() has … Read more
Quite likely you’re using the wrong encryption/port combination. You are using port 465 for tls. Port 465 should be used for SSL Port 587 should be used for TLS
If Divi theme uses wp_mail() function (which most likely does), you can use the wp_mail filter to pass your own arguments to the function: function filter_divi_mail( $args ) { // Modify the options here $custom_mail = array( ‘to’ => $args[‘to’], ‘subject’ => $args[‘subject’], ‘message’ => $args[‘message’], ‘headers’ => $args[‘headers’], ‘attachments’ => $args[‘attachments’], ); // Return … Read more
Use the hooks added_term_relationship and deleted_term_relationships. These only fire when the relationship changes, as opposed to set_object_terms which always fires: function wpse_181090_object_terms_updated( $object_id ) { static $did = array(); // This function might fire multiple times for the same object, ensure it only runs once if ( ! isset( $did[ $object_id ] ) ) { … Read more
require ‘wp-includes/class-phpmailer.php’; fixed my problem, but I used a code to create a pdf and then send it in the same way.
Well, this isn’t a full solution per se, but I would start by isolating whether the problem is the SQL queries or the wp_mail() call. If you comment out the wp_mail() line, you can get an idea of how long the function takes to run the queries and build the messages without trying to send … Read more