I get an admin email for both forms. I want to turn off the “site registration forms so that I get an admin email for the “register for class” form but not for the “site registration” form. Is this possible?

Thanks

I use WPForms and TranslatePress(payed) latest version.

I am trying to disable the admin emails sent on order status change. Since the the Woo admin options in Settings -> Email are not granular enough and I want to receive an email on New Order, that option is selected there.

The problem is I receive a new order email every time an order status is changed. That I do not want.

Tried adding the code snippet from here: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/unhookremove-woocommerce-emails
and here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66071746/disable-woocommerce-new-order-email-notification-if-order-status-is-on-hold

Checked the source code of WC_Order, WC_Email, WC_Email_New_Order and tried other answers from stackoverflow and the forum here. Nothing worked.

I thought the reason those code snippets are not working are because of other plugins – disabled all plugins and tried the same code snippets – nothing stopped the emails from sending.

I cannot see what else should be done to stop those events from firing and sending emails.

I hope you are having a wonderful week and a good day.

I LOVE your plugin by the way.

Okay, I have used this plugin on other websites but it is not working on this website … some reason I don’t know why.

It did work at February 1st, I had change the admin email to cczito@email (not displaying the complete email for security and spam purposes) and I got an email asking me to confirm, which I did. But I also sent an email to my client so we both can receive site notifications when a Post and Page has been Published and ESPECIALLY when a Sale has be made from WooCommerce.

But Client has not received any emails. I tried to use his [email protected] and his gmail email … and he has not received a confirmation at either address but I did receive mine at the cczito@email.

What am I doing wrong?:

Here are some screenshots for your reference:

My notification when I changed the Admin email and it is the Admin email still.
https://prntscr.com/ihxzbu

Settings for BrozzMe:
https://prntscr.com/ihy0qk

Hope I have explain myself well.

Thank you so much for your support,
Christine

I hope your New Year is going well with you … and you’re having a good week so far.

Okay, I’ll take this one step at a time so we both can understand, LOL!

1) The Admin email on WordPress is not working. I am not receiving any emails when there is a new Post that is posted or when there is a new order purchased from WooCommerce. It’s weird … I have NEVER had this problem and all my other websites are working fine.

So here is what happened:

2) The client wanted emails to be sent to him also … which is fine … so I added the Brozzme plugin … which was suggested from this wonderful, wonderful WordPress forum and works perfect! Don’t think that is the problem … I use this plugin on all the other websites when clients want emails sent to them from their WordPress website, and have no issues whatsoever.
— I added his email and I received an email on February 1st of the change. (screenshot attached) So, GREAT … all is well.

3) Well, the client logged into the website and went to the WooCommerce Email Settings and changed the email from mine to his … and well … nothing has worked since.

4) I’ve reached out to some WordPress experts or those who know WordPress better than me … I’ve been working with WordPress since 2007 and never had this problem … never. Anywhoo, they told me to check the phpMyAdmin on the server, which I did and I don’t a different email. I have tired different scenarios to solve the problem and nothing … I should have started here in the first place, LOL!

So, my question … is there a way to fix this so the Admin Email will work again? Or how can fix this so I can receive emails from the WordPress website? What do you think is the problem? Is there a solution to this? I do want to be able to add other emails as the Admin, so the client can receive them also, as I have done with other websites.

Here are some screenshots for your reference:

General Settings:
https://vitalhealthandwellness.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Admin-Email-in-General-Setting-of-website.jpg

GoDaddy WordPress Install on the Server:
https://vitalhealthandwellness.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Admin-Email-GoDaddy-WordPress-Install.jpg

phpMyAdmin:
https://vitalhealthandwellness.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Admin-Email-phpMyAdmin.jpg

Emails in WooCommerce: The client changed my email to his [email protected] … I did change it back:
https://vitalhealthandwellness.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Admin-Email-WooCommerce-Notifications.jpg

Email in WooCommerce: Again, I changed the email back to mine:
https://vitalhealthandwellness.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Admin-Email-WooCommerce-Notification-sender-option.jpg

I added the Brozzme plugin:
https://vitalhealthandwellness.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Admin-Email-Brozzme-settings-options.jpg

When I added the other emails I did receive an email from the Website: Worked GREAT! But the client did not … that because he was changing emails.
https://vitalhealthandwellness.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Admin-Email-my-email.jpg

Screenshot of another WordPress website and the emails work great with the Brozzme plugin:
https://vitalhealthandwellness.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Admin-Email-Arcadia-Chamber.jpg

Screenshots of my email box receiving emails from other WordPress websites I created with WordPress:
https://vitalhealthandwellness.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Admin-Email-my-email-recieving-WordPress-Notifications.jpg

WooCommerce order received from another Website:
https://vitalhealthandwellness.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Admin-Email-Arcadia-Chamber-my-email-box.jpg

I hope I explain myself pretty good and I didn’t over-kill on the screenshots. I just want to me sure everything is explained accurately.

Thank you so very much … looking forward to your response,
Christine