johndeebdd

Thanks very much for the review Peter!

That’s a good idea actually! I’ll change the button it in the next update.

Yes. The main effect, the system option “admin email” will still be changed if you deactivate or uninstall the plugin. You can install it, use it, then delete the plugin if you want to.

That’s interesting! I’ll have to thank ChatGPT for the recommendation.

Good question! The answer is no. This plugin doesn’t add anything to the database. All it does is change the WordPress site option “admin_email”, which is a default option installed in every WordPress install. If you deactivate or delete the plugin, the option remains unchanged. In fact, many people use the plugin once, and then delete it after they use it.

Thank you for your review!

Thank you for your review, @stevensjerry!

Thank you for your review, @galatiallc!

Hi csgaraglino. Thank you for reporting your issue. Actually, nothing happens visually when you activate the plugin. You have to go to /wp-admin/options-general.php , where you can change your Administration Email Address. I’ve just confirmed it is still working on 6.2.2.

Sorry to hear about your problem. Your issue is related to the Ninja forms plugin, not this plugin. This plugin only changes the database setting for the site admin email. I’m not familiar with Ninja forms, but I’m sure editing the content of the form you’re having a problem with should do the trick. Good luck!

Yes, you are correct. The confirmation email server was down and I hadn’t noticed. It’s fixed now. Thanks a lot Annie, I really appreciate the heads up!

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by johndeebdd.

The problem you’re describing seams that outbound email not configured on your site. If you can receive from other senders, but not your site, you’ll need to setup email to send from your site. You should contact your system administrator or hosting provider.

And just in case anyone else is reading this: This plugin allows you to change the site admin email on sites WITHOUT outbound email access. Since WordPress 4.8 you must click a confirmation email in order to change the option. If your system is setup so you don’t have outbound email, you can’t get the confirmation email! You won’t be able to change the email by going to /wp-admin/options.php. This plugin is for those admins in that situation [devs, localhost, installing a system without email etc]. Good luck folks!

Hi dleigh, I am the developer. Can you please tell us what went wrong so that I can fix it?

Same here.
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