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The [login_url] does not have this problem and shows up correctly.

Thanks

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I just want to to say that I really like your plugin! However, the ability to not be able to resend a welcome email is a problem for me. I understand that you can’t send an actual password anymore, and that’s fine. I would be happy with just an exact duplicate of the User Email Body in the Welcome Email Settings, which would be a backup in case subscribers say they did not receive that initial welcome message. Then they can reset their own password.

Thank you for considering adding this feature (or, if there is a hack, could you please let me know what it is?)!

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Been using this plugin for a client.

I may have found a possible bug in the code that manages the recovery of user passwords.
In the e-mails that are sent, the shortcode [user_login] is replaced with the user ID.

After a few hours of searching, I found that it is within this function sb_we_lost_password_message in the file sb_welcome_email_editor.php (the only file really).

The patch can be applied after the global variable $wpdb declaration at the top..

if (is_int($user_login)) {
$user_info = get_user_by(‘id’, $user_login);
$user_login = $user_info->user_login;
}

This will detect if the user login is an unusual integer (it should be string), and if so, searches the user database by ID and reassigns the user login to the variable.

It has been tested a number of times to be working.

If there is a better fix, do suggest.

Thank you.

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I added a custom field (first name and last name) in the registration page of my wordpress website (https://msc-development.com/register.php).

here’s the code:
<div class=”sixcol column”>
<div class=”field-wrapper”>
<input type=”text” name=”first_name” placeholder=”First Name” />
</div>
</div>

<div class=”sixcol column last”>
<div class=”field-wrapper”>
<input type=”text” name=”last_name” placeholder=”Last Name” />
</div>
</div>

apparently, the plugin cant read the custom fields (first name and last name). the returns blank (see below)

New user registration on your website

First Name:
Last Name:
Username: kevinpepito
Email: [email protected]
Date:October 22, 2014

Your help is really highly appreciated!

Thanks,
Kevin

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I had installed WP Better Emails Plugin and it worked fine.

Then I decided that I had to change the initial content of mail (mainly the mail sent to new users of my website.

In order to do so I installed the SB Welcome Email Editor Plugin (I saw this Plugin mentionned in one of your earlier Posts).

I created a Welcome email on the admin Page of this new Plugin

But then all the work done in WP Better Emails was skipped and I only got plain text emails.

Is there a way to use both Plugins?

Thank you for your help, best regards, Stephan

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The welcome email truncates the display of the user’s password if it contains the “<” character.

eg: If the password is “E5<fdn53”, the email sent only shows “E5”.

Thanks

Mike V

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