WordPress email could not be sent
The most common reason for this is that your WordPress hosting server is not configured to use PHP mail() function. How to configure your mail with wordpress and here is smtp plugin link
The most common reason for this is that your WordPress hosting server is not configured to use PHP mail() function. How to configure your mail with wordpress and here is smtp plugin link
To filter the content of the email sent when a user’s email is changed you want the email_change_email filter. Docs at https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/email_change_email/ Password change email is filtered by password_change_email, docs at https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/password_change_email/ You’ll be able to search to find examples of how to use these. You’ll need to add code to your functions.php or to … Read more
You can’t have more than one admin email, if you need it to arrive in more than one inbox then you need to do that at the other end, via a mailing list or forwarding rules, etc I don’t know how you set the admin email to an invalid email address with commas, but, you … Read more
The way you’re applying the headers is incorrect. You set a “from” address in the headers as a string, and then you immediately overwrite that with an array (so the “from” address is lost). (You’re also setting the $from address twice) Try it this way: function send_email(){ $to = $email; $subject = “Lamza Activation”; $activationEmail=””; … Read more
WordPress sends emails via the wp_mail() method, which, by default, needs port 25 to be enabled in your php.ini settings: For this function to work, the settings SMTP and smtp_port (default: 25) need to be set in your php.ini file. You will have to change this setting if you would want to send mails via … Read more
In theory, it can. There’s lots of bots out there looking specifically for mailto links. That’s why a lot of people obfuscate those links and with some cooked up or framework javascript put it back together on click. But a very clever bot could simulate that even. It’s a cost and benefits question. Do you … Read more
Email settings are usually somewhere in the database. You’ll likely find it in a table that gives you a good clue about where the setting can be changed. It may be wise not to just search-and-replace it directly since data can be serialized, meaning that if you replace the address with a different one that … Read more
As far as I know, the confirmation sent to change the profile email is an ‘admin-only’ thing. Is there any way to make it work for users too? I’m using WordPress update 6 As far as I understand, this was additionally implemented, in ticket #16470 few years ago, for all single site users that try … Read more
Have you checked that wp_mail() works properly? CF7 might be using its own custom SMTP interface or something like that, to work around issues in wp_mail().
While you might be able to do something on the client with jQuery I think your best bet would be to use the Post/Redirect/Get Pattern and submit your registration form via a <form method=’post’> action. The code after the screenshot below is a “Page Template“ for a “Page“ illustrates how to achieve what you’ve asked … Read more