Emails not being sent

I have added a piece of code that logs the user in directly when registering. Could this cause the system to skip the notify code?

Most likely.

If you added something directly to the plugin, there is rarely a good reason to do that.

If it is an action you added hooked to wpmem_post_register_data, then that comes before the emails are sent.

I forgot to inform you that this was in my functions.php

The following code was added.

add_action( 'wpmem_post_register_data', 'my_registration_hook', 1 );
function my_registration_hook( $fields ) {
	$creds = array();
	$creds['user_login']    = $fields['username'];
	$creds['user_password'] = $fields['password'];
	$creds['remember']      = false;
	$user = wp_signon( $creds, is_ssl() );
	if ( ! is_wp_error( $user ) ) {
	wp_redirect( $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] );
		exit();
	} else {
		return "loginfailed";
	}
}

Could this mess with the email being sent?

Could this mess with the email being sent?

It’s not that it “messes with” the email being sent – the process never gets that far. Your function is exiting the registration function at the wpmem_point_register_data hook, which comes before when emails are sent. Use the wpmem_register_redirect action instead.

Your function is exiting the registration function

So, instead of hooking it into wpmem_register_redirect, Wouldn’t it make more sense to remove/replace our Exit(); With something that continues to run the needed scripts?

However, I did try replacing the hook but it seems it’s no longer able to grab the fields and log in. So I am afraid I cannot really work with that.

Edit:
Removing the exit(); will indeed cause it to continue what it should do. But it also somehow makes it not login.

I can however confirm that this is indeed causing the mails to be sent or not.

Removing the exit(); will indeed cause it to continue what it should do. But it also somehow makes it not login.

Even without the exit() you are leaving the process altogether – that’s what happens with wp_redirect() – at that point the function is exited and the user is redirected.

I can however confirm that this is indeed causing the mails to be sent or not.

Yes – because you are leaving the registration function at that point.

Thank you for the info, but could someone tell me how to make it login AND send the notification email? ??