• Hello,

    WordPress is working really good, even wp-mail.php. Unfortunately my hoster does not support cronjobs, therefore I’m looking for a way to start wp-mail from inside of WordPress. I have good programming skills but I don’t know php.

    Could anyone tell me the command to call a php-script and the best place where I can put it?

    Thanks a lot in advance,

    Edwin

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  • In my case, I have my email server set to run a script (keitai-mail, though this would work with wp-mail as well) when an email is received on my secret *wink,wink* address.

    If your host gives you access to email administration, you might be able to set it up so that when you email a post to “[email protected]” (or whatever), it will automatically run wp-mail.php as soon as the email is received.

    Thread Starter Edwin

    (@edwin)

    I checked all email-systemsettings , but I do not have access to the email server. Of course the solution you assumed is optimal, each new email triggers wp-mail.
    It would not be the best solution, but what do you think about starting wp-mail each time, index.php is called?

    cheche

    (@cheche)

    If you hoster letyou put a .forward try this:
    https://casa.che-che.com/blog/?p=11

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