The login page is a horrible mess mixing functions with output the way it does. It makes projects like your unnecessarily difficult. It is actually better now that is used to be. You can cheat around the problem with output buffering: ob_start(); include(‘wp-login.php’); ob_end_clean(); Of course, the page still gets generated so it is consuming … Read more
To send an email, check out wp_mail(); For example: $to = ‘[email protected]’; $subject=”The subject”; $body = ‘The email body content’; $headers = array(‘Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8’); wp_mail( $to, $subject, $body, $headers ); As for when a confirmation is made, it might be best to customize the return url on the form – see setting the return … 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 mailto protocol is fairly limited and does not support html in the body. Notably iOS supports some tags, but you cannot rely on that. The point is that mailto parses information from the browser to the user’s email program. The more tags are allowed, the higher the security risk becomes. So, if you insist … Read more
Be sure that your emails don’t look like typical spam emails: don’t insert only a large image; check that the character-set is set correctly; don’t insert “IP-address only” links. Write your communication as you would write a normal email. Make it really easy to unsubscribe or opt-out. Otherwise, your users will unsubscribe by pressing the … Read more
I had the exact same problem some time ago. Truth be told I have not figured it out exactly… For all intents and purposes I found a list of functions that use wp_mail, and worked it out from there: wp-login.php: retrieve_password() wp-admin/includes/class-wp-automatic-updater.php: WP_Automatic_Updater::send_email() wp-admin/includes/class-wp-automatic-updater.php: WP_Automatic_Updater::send_debug_email() wp-admin/includes/ms.php: update_option_new_admin_email() wp-admin/includes/ms.php: send_confirmation_on_profile_email() wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php: wp_new_blog_notification() wp-includes/pluggable.php: wp_password_change_notification() wp-includes/pluggable.php: wp_new_user_notification() … Read more
If you attempt to send an email to *@example.com Your SMTP will check the domain exists. Your SMTP server will lookup for a MX record at example.com. There is none: Your SMTP will fall back on the A record. The IP is 174.137.125.92 (as of today) The IANA has registered the domain, but has not … Read more
To defeat your enemy, you must know your enemy. What is spam? For our purposes, spam is any unsolicited bulk electronic message. Spam these days is intended to lure unsuspecting users into visiting a (usually shady) web site where they will be asked to buy products, or have malware delivered to their computers, or both. … Read more
As far as deleting users from an email, I’ve never heard of that. You can however publish posts via WP’s built in Post By Email feature. Go to your admin > Settings > Writing and fill out the required mail server settings and login fields. To post to WordPress by email you must set up … Read more
You can try using Email Subscribers & Newsletters plugin. You can use it to manage all blog post notification emails and newsletters in one single place.