You’re short-circuiting the registration process when you redirect and exit script execution, the user_register action isn’t the last step of the process. You can try to call wp_new_user_notification manually, but I’m not sure what other side-effects that may have.
If you have access to the database, through phpMyAdmin or otherwise, you can change the email address in the ‘wp_users’ table. (your table may have a different prefix)
WordPress cannot resend the existing password, because it does not know the existing password. Passwords are not stored as plain text, they are stored using a one-way hash. They cannot be decrypted and resent. They can be reset to something entirely new, and you can send that, but you can’t send what you don’t know … Read more
$getusers -> $get_users Simple mistake of wrong variable use!
The ‘woocommerce_email_settings’ filter is what you need. function prefix_change_from_email( $args ) { global $wpo_wcpdf; for( $i = 0; $i < sizeof( $args ); $i++ ) { if( ‘woocommerce_email_from_address’ == $args[ $i ][‘id’] ) { $args[ $i ][‘default’] = $wpo_wcpdf->billing_email(); return $args; } } return $args; // just in case } add_filter( ‘woocommerce_email_settings’, ‘prefix_change_from_email’, 15 );
Are you talking about Jetpack blog subscriptions ? if yes, you will need to insert read more tag ( <!–more–> ) where you want the post excerpt to stop, and Jetpack will do the same in the email sent to subscribers, giving them a read more link.
There are several plugins that do this, but bear in mind they will disable wp_mail completely so even password reminders/reset etc will not be sent. stop email plugin or disable plugin
While WordPress has functionality to send emails out of the box, it doesn’t come with any newsletter functionality. Significant enough volume of emails is notoriously unreliable on typical cheap hosts anyway. WordPress does generate RSS feeds by default, it’s an extremely popular format and many tools exist to consume or convert it. See Feeds in … Read more
Personally, I would have just one (WordPress) cron event that fired daily. All queued emails are stored in a table/option. Now all you do in your cron handler is grab the next email in the queue, process it, and then delete it. There. One email a day. You could have the option in the UI … Read more
Yes, earlier WordPress used to send notification on new comment. Not sure if that has been removed in latest version. I faced the same problem so I started using Better Notifications for WordPress plugin. I think you shall also use this.