pluggable.php

what are you trying to achieve or change?

core files like pluggable.php should generally be left unedited; and they will get overwritten with any update.

I want to change the sender’s email from wordpress to me, I am not willing to use a plugin, the only way was editing pluggable.php.
‘wordpress@’ . $sitename; >> These are the lines I changed but now I have to worry about every update. Any solution?

You can already set an email address in wordpress admin backend under “Settings” -> “General” -> “Email address”.

When users register in my site, they get an email like: [email protected]
The code $from_email = 'wordpress@' . $sitename; in pluggable.php shows the sender as wordpress. This line of code displays as [email protected].

Got my point?

Add fhe following in functions.php file.

// changing from name
function rv_mail_from_name($name) {
return ‘NAME;
}
// changing email
function rv_mail_from($content_type) {
return ‘[email protected]’;
}

add_filter(‘wp_mail_from’,’rv_mail_from’);
add_filter(‘wp_mail_from_name’,’rv_mail_from_name’);

Edit: And ofcourse change the NAME and [email protected] to whatever you like.

@rvwebstudio
Thanks, but the code has something wrong. I am using Aptana text editor and it gave me error in this line: return '[email protected]';

I changed the name and email to mine but still the whole website is down because of an error.

I appreciate your help

Interesting thanks!

The error is on the line with the ‘NAME. A ‘ is missing here.

Ok …. i am on mobile so can not debug right now. Please remove the code you added, so website works correctly. I’ll check again and update soon.

There is a single quote missing in

return 'NAME';

Other than that code is working fine for me.

If I am using a multisite that has two sites (one on the domain and one on the subdomain). Do I have to place the code in both child themes or only on the child on the main site?

I highly appreciate if someone can answer my last question.

Thanks