Do you mean to send a plain text version along-side the HTML version? If so I found this page helpful in setting it up: The crux of it comes down to this: //create a boundary for the email. This $boundary = uniqid(‘np’); //headers – specify your from email address and name here //and specify the … Read more
How can I make it so they can visit their dashboard or a page on my website to access their gmail emails and send emails out? Can this be done via API? In short, i’d like to keep them on the site rather then have them leave to check emails. Out of the box, no. … Read more
You could combine your two ideas- generate a code and send them a link to a sign up form with that code as a query string in the url. match the code with the email address they enter when they sign up, then delete it once sign up is complete so it can’t be used … Read more
The way gravatar works is that it creates an MD5 of the email address and passes that to gravatar.com. If an avatar exists for that hashed email address, then it gets returned. If not, then it generates a random one based on the data in the hash. Essentially, it’s arbitrary. There’s code in there that … Read more
In the field “From” you can enter both a name and e-mail like this: YOUR-NAME <[email protected]> Or with info from the form it self: [name-field-name] <[email-field-name]>
That function isn’t for MS signups, the wpmu_signup_user_notification function in wp-includes/ms-functions.php handles that. here’s the docblock from that function: /** * Notify user of signup success. * * This is the notification function used when no new site has * been requested. * * Filter ‘wpmu_signup_user_notification’ to bypass this function or * replace it with … Read more
Sure WordPress can. But … do you really want to do this? It could be a bit risky. OK, you want to do it, let’s start with it. At first you need a php file where you send the data to. Let’s assume your submission form is on www.domain-send.tld and your WP install is on … Read more
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wp_get_current_user used inside your hook callback should tell you who is making the edit. $editing_user = wp_get_current_user(); Without code, that is all I’ve got.
Is there a way to get the site_url in HTML code?