[wp-hackers] Replacing a function in Pluggable.php -
wp_new_user_notification
Alex Cragg
alex at mysoutham.com
Sun Sep 9 17:38:29 GMT 2007
Hi Callum,
Thanks very much for the reply, i appreciate it.
I tried what you suggested, despite not seeing anything attached as an
example ;-) . but what happens now is that i register, and instead of
being redirected to the login page, i just stay at a blank page, and no
email is sent at all. I dont understand this as the original function
doesnt have anything to do with a redirect.
I have had a look at the themed login/register plugin by James Kelly
(http://www.jameskelly.org/wordpress-plugins/custom-login-and-registration-forms-plugin/
) and stripped it down until only the functions that the plugin needed
to send the email were left, and then ive compared that to my plugin.
The only differences are that i am storing the options in an array, as
opposed to each option in a separate field on the database.
I'd like to see your example, and any further help greatly appreciated.
thanks again,
Alex
Callum Macdonald wrote:
> Hey Alex,
>
> I think the problem is a PHP issue. You've defined the function
> wp_new_user_notification() as a method of the class NewUserEmailSetUp.
> I think if you move the function definition outside the class, and
> wrap it in a if(!function_exists('wp_new_user_notification')) { },
> then it should work.
>
> I've attached what I mean, I think it should work, but I haven't
> tested it.
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> Callum.
>
> Alex Cragg wrote:
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> this is my first email to this list, so i apologise if i dont go
>> about things correctly.
>>
>> I have posted this query in the support forums, but havent received
>> any replies.
>>
>> I am trying to write my first plugin to replace the email that is
>> sent out to new users using the wp_new_user_notification function. I
>> have written the plugin using the devlounge series on writing a
>> plugin, and it activates fine, and options are saved to the database.
>> at the moment i am concentrating on the body of the email until i
>> know more about what i am doing, so there is an admin panel where
>> this is defined.
>>
>> My problem is that the email text i am trying to define isnt being
>> used, and i cant find much documentation on wp_new_user_notification
>> or which wp function it hooks into. at the moment it is using
>> user_register, but i guessed as to whether it is right or not.
>>
>> the plugin is as follows
>>
>> if (!class_exists("NewUserEmailSetUp")) {
>> class NewUserEmailSetUp {
>> var $adminOptionsName = "NewUserEmailSetUpAdminOptions";
>> function NewUserEmailSetUp() { //constructor }
>> function init() {
>> $this->getAdminOptions();
>> }
>> //Returns an array of admin options
>> function getAdminOptions() {
>> $emailnewuserAdminOptions = array(
>> 'newuseremailtext' => '',
>> 'newuseremailsubject' => '',
>> 'newuseremailfromaddress' => '');
>> $emailOptions = get_option($this->adminOptionsName);
>> if (!empty($emailOptions)) {
>> foreach ($emailOptions as $key => $option)
>> $emailnewuserAdminOptions[$key] = $option;
>> }
>> update_option($this->adminOptionsName, $emailnewuserAdminOptions);
>> return $emailnewuserAdminOptions;
>> }
>> function wp_new_user_notification($user_id, $plaintext_pass =
>> '') {
>> $user = new WP_User($user_id);
>>
>> $user_login = stripslashes($user->user_login);
>> $user_email = stripslashes($user->user_email);
>>
>> $message = sprintf(__('New user registration on your blog %s:'),
>> get_option('blogname')) . "\r\n\r\n";
>> $message .= sprintf(__('Username: %s'), $user_login) . "\r\n\r\n";
>> $message .= sprintf(__('E-mail: %s'), $user_email) . "\r\n";
>>
>> @wp_mail(get_option('admin_email'), sprintf(__('[%s] New User
>> Registration'), get_option('blogname')), $message);
>>
>> if ( empty($plaintext_pass) )
>> return;
>> $message = sprintf(__('Hi %s'), $user_login) . "\r\n";
>> $message .= $emailOptions("newuseremailtext") . "\r\n";
>> $message .= sprintf(__('Username: %s'), $user_login) . "\r\n";
>> $message .= sprintf(__('Password: %s'), $plaintext_pass) . "\r\n";
>>
>> wp_mail($user_email, sprintf(__('[%s] Welcome to my test blog'),
>> get_option('blogname')), $message);
>> }
>> //Prints out the admin page
>> function printAdminPage() {
>> $emailOptions = $this->getAdminOptions();
>> if
>> (isset($_POST['update_emailnewuserSettings'])) {
>> if (isset($_POST['emailnewuserText'])) {
>> $emailOptions['newuseremailtext'] =
>> $_POST['emailnewuserText'];
>> }
>> if (isset($_POST['emailnewuserSubject'])) {
>> $emailOptions['newuseremailsubject'] =
>> $_POST['emailnewuserSubject'];
>> } if
>> (isset($_POST['emailnewuserFromAddress'])) {
>> $emailOptions['newuseremailfromaddress'] =
>> $_POST['emailnewuserFromAddress'];
>> }
>> update_option($this->adminOptionsName, $emailOptions);
>> ?>
>> <div class="updated"><p><strong><?php _e("Settings Updated.",
>> "NewUserEmailSetUp");?></strong></p></div>
>> <?php
>> } ?>
>> <div class=wrap>
>> <form method="post" action="<?php echo $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]; ?>">
>> <h2>New User Email Set Up</h2>
>> <h3>Allow Comment Code in the Header?</h3>
>> <p>Selecting "No" will disable the comment code inserted in the
>> header.</p>
>> <p><label for="emailnewuserHeader_yes"><input type="radio"
>> id="emailnewuserHeader_yes" name="emailnewuserHeader" value="true"
>> <?php if ($emailOptions['show_header'] == "true") {
>> _e('checked="checked"', "NewUserEmailSetUp"); }?> />
>> Yes</label> <label
>> for="emailnewuserHeader_no"><input type="radio"
>> id="emailnewuserHeader_no" name="emailnewuserHeader" value="false"
>> <?php if ($emailOptions['show_header'] == "false") {
>> _e('checked="checked"', "NewUserEmailSetUp"); }?>/> No</label></p>
>>
>> <h3>What Subject Would You Like Your Email To Have?</h3>
>> <textarea name="emailnewuserSubject" style="width: 80%; height:
>> 100px;"><?php _e($emailOptions['newuseremailsubject'],
>> 'NewUserEmailSetUp') ?></textarea>
>>
>> <h3>What Text Would You Like To Have as Your Email Text?</h3>
>> <textarea name="emailnewuserText" style="width: 80%; height:
>> 100px;"><?php _e($emailOptions['newuseremailtext'],
>> 'NewUserEmailSetUp') ?></textarea>
>>
>> <h3>What Address Would You Like to Send Your Email From? (NB you must
>> have this email set up as a real email address)</h3>
>> <textarea name="emailnewuserFromAddress" style="width: 80%; height:
>> 100px;"><?php _e($emailOptions['newuseremailfromaddress'],
>> 'NewUserEmailSetUp') ?></textarea>
>>
>> <div class="submit">
>> <input type="submit" name="update_emailnewuserSettings" value="<?php
>> _e('Update Settings', 'NewUserEmailSetUp') ?>" /></div>
>> </form>
>> </div>
>> <?php
>> }//End function printAdminPage()
>> }
>> } //End Class NewUserEmailSetUp
>>
>> if (class_exists("NewUserEmailSetUp")) {
>> $new_useremail = new NewUserEmailSetUp();
>> }
>>
>> //Initialize the admin panel
>> if (!function_exists("NewUserEmailSetUp_ap")) {
>> function NewUserEmailSetUp_ap() {
>> global $new_useremail;
>> if (!isset($new_useremail)) {
>> return;
>> }
>> if (function_exists('add_options_page')) {
>> add_options_page('New User Email Set Up', 'New User Email Set Up',
>> 9, basename(__FILE__), array(&$new_useremail, 'printAdminPage'));
>> }
>> } }
>>
>> //Actions and Filters if (isset($new_useremail)) {
>> //Actions
>> add_action('admin_menu', 'NewUserEmailSetUp_ap');
>> add_action('wp_head', array(&$new_useremail, 'addHeaderCode'), 1);
>> add_action('activate_mynewplugin.php', array(&$new_useremail,
>> 'init'));
>> add_action('user_register', 'wp_new_user_notification');
>> //Filters
>> }
>>
>> any pointer as to what is wrong, or what else is required to get the
>> text included in the email will be greatly appreciated, as i'd love
>> to be able to release this.
>>
>> thanks
>> Alex
>>
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