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Hi Sean,

I figured out why the Password Restore email is not functioning for me. The theme I use requires the use of the Clean Login plugin, which has it’s own message set in the clean-login.php file. I prefer to change the message and link but not sure if there is any way your plugin can be set to override the message in Clean Login?

In your latest version 4.6 the Welcome Email to a new user is not sending. Please let me know when that is resolved.

Thank you for your help!

Hi mosenth,

I use this simple plugin, Basic User Avatars, which can be edited on the user’s profile page in WP Dashboard or on your frontend site update profile page. I prefer only allowing users access to the frontend only, but if necessary I can always edit in the backend WP Dashboard.

Fixed some time ago and posting here for anyone else to use. Requires a slight hack of the plugin.

Modify the file: wp-content/plugins/wp-job-manager-locations/includes/class-template.php

In this section: wp_dropdown_categories( apply_filters

For alphabetical order of regions in a pull down, change to ‘orderby’ => ‘name’,

And if you want to only display regions with jobs in them, in the same section of code, change to ‘hide_empty’ => 1,

Hi Sean,

My mistake. I meant that the New User Email sends to the Admin in version 4.6 (which version 4.5 was not doing) but now the Welcome email (to registered user)is not sending (which version 4.5 was doing). So it switched somehow. Also the Password Recovery is sending in plain text by WP and not my revisions in SBWEE, for all versions for me.

Appreciate your help!

Thanks!

Hi Sean,

Thank you. I installed Version 4.6, tested and it, but did not work for me. No New User Email and Password Recovery still using standard WP email text.

I am using WordPress Version 4.3.1 – my system automatically updates WP for me. ??

Hope it can get resolved. Let me know if you have another solution or if I am missing the correct version of SB Welcome Email. Great plugin and want to keep it up to date if I can.

Thanks!!

Hi Haet,

Contact Form 7 uses two sets of fields to send messages, Mail and Mail (2). Mail sends the original message to wherever you point it, and Mail (2) allows you to send a response message back to the original message sender through a second set of mail address/information fields. The fields can be adjusted accordingly and include “to”, “from”, “subject”, “additional headers”, “message body” and “file attachments” (same fields as used in Mail). For example, I use it when someone uses the Contact Us form on my site; the first Mail message fields sends the Contact Us form message to my team, and the Mail (2) sends an automated message back to the person who submitted the form to us. That way the person knows their message was received and that we will be contacting them shortly.

Hi Sean,

Ok great on the password recovery text fix. Yes SendGrid will send in SMTP and I would assume that works just fine with your plugin. SendGrid also offers email sending by Web API which is a different email protocol. In my testing of the SendGrid Web API format, it would not work. Maybe that is something you can adjust at some point?

Thank you and kind regards

Hi Haet,

Thank you! I may give that a shot. ??

Also hate to cross threads, but do you have any ideas on my other question/post on not sending emails to Contact Form 7 Mail 2 with SendGrid API?

Thank you again!

hi reflectgrowth,

Were you able to get the SendGrid template emails to send with your HTML branding, specifically the standard new user registration emails? Or did you find a work around using a plugin?

I am also using wp=better-emails plugin to brand SMTP emails, but want to move over to SendGrid API emails, and need the standard WP emails, and plugins that send emails through WP, to include my branding with HTML.

Also does SendGrid provide a way to change the URL link in new registration emails? WP automatically includes a link the WP dashboard instead of a login page on the site.

Greatly appreciate any insight.

Hi wattsyourwebsite,

I am interested in your solution. How can I email you? Did not see that info on your profile.

Hi OC2PS,

You just need to set the SB Welcome Editor to “text” emails (not HTML). Then SB Welcome emails will appear in the template you have setup under WP Better Emails.

OK last try:

<a href=

[_post_url] >

[_post_title]

Oops it stripped my code for the hyperlink. Should be (without spaces):

<a href=

[_post_url] >

[_post_title]

No worries. I tested [_post_id] and it displays the Job or Resume ID (#) if that is what you were searching for. “Post” represents the Job or the Resume, depending which page the contact form is set up on.

Just sharing in case it helps anyone. Also tested this code in Contact Form 7 mail message section and it creates a hyperlink showing the Job Name or Resume Name, again dependent on the page the contact form is setup on.

[_post_title]

The Job ID may be (unsure) represented by [_post_id] if that helps.