Account Approved Email not sending

Hi robstand.

I know we definitely utilize the wp_mail function, but what happens between executing that function, and the actual receiving of the email we have no control over. All dependent on the server’s email setup

Just to be sure, have the users checked their spam inboxes to make sure it perhaps hasn’t gotten caught there?

Same here! If I approve a new user, no email is being sent to them. But if I deny the account, the user receives an email with the denial message!

So I guess the server’s email setup is ok. It is just the approving message that is not being sent.

Looking things over. I have a $send boolean variable that’s set to false at first. I then check some “actions” aka “Approve” and “Deny” for which action was clicked, and set the $send to true if one of the two are clicked. Then in the foreach iterated over for users, I check for if $send equals true, and only send anything if it is.

Only way I can think of that it’d potentially fail, is if I’m somehow not able to pluck the user’s email out of the $user object, or something else is occurring with regards to wp_mail().

Hi Michael Beckwith

The plugin is not sending Mails. Did you fix that?
Peter

Sadly, I can only guarantee so much that I make the attempt to email, which does happen because I do use wp_mail(). As long as that function executes, the rest is out of my hands and out of my control.

same issue here ??
any fix for that??? (the plugin rocks btw)

Same answer. As long as the conditions meet that get to the point of hitting wp_mail(), it’s all I can do. The rest is up to your hosting/server.

wow you are fast ??
anyways, other mails are sent as they should, and from other plugins too,
if you ever find what is wrong please let us know

thank you for this plugin

Well, there’s not much that I can do to debug why it may or may not be sending.

We set a variable of $send to false initially, and check at the start of admin_init. The $action comes form the ‘moderate’ $_POST key. If $action is set and either “deny” or “approve”, $send gets changed to true. If $send is true, then we set the email data and pass it all into wp_mail(). If not, then there’s no email sent and we exit out of our callback.

Don’t really want to set an “else” case because that would send emails out to wherever, or do some sort of logging, on every admin page-load, we don’t need that.