Email Misc. Settings

[hprajapati]

So we did change the settings to our own domain and title, but the password changed notice emails are still use the wordpress@domain.com.

screenshots: http://s10.postimg.org/rkpyq5jft/Screen_Shot_2016_01_11_at_10_24_30_PM.png

http://s2.postimg.org/u55k614vd/Screen_Shot_2016_01_11_at_10_21_42_PM.png

other types of email is fine.

[mbrsolution]

Hi, where did you change the settings for your own domain and title?

[hprajapati]

We add our own email and title under the Email Misc. Settings: http://s10.postimg.org/rkpyq5jft/Screen_Shot_2016_01_11_at_10_24_30_PM.png

[mbrsolution]

Hi, do you have any other plugin that might over ride this setting?

[hprajapati]

No. We never did that, have you guys tested that out yet?

[mbrsolution]

Hi, I just carried out a test. I added a new user with Free Membership level access, I also included the first name and last name fields. I went to the front of my testing site and requested the change the password link. I then received the e-mail and no WordPress was added anywhere in the e-mail.

I did however find out that if you add a user without a first name and last name then you do get the WordPress added to the password reset e-mail.

But in either case whether you add a first name or not to the user in the confirmation notice of change e-mail you do get the WordPress name.

The plugin developers will look further into this issue.

Thank you

[admin]

That other email comes from the core WordPress code (since the WP user password was changed). We will add a tweak in the plugin so only the email from this plugin is sent for the password reset notification (it will stop the WordPress’s default password reset email from going out).

[DaninFL]

Thanks. I have the same request. Otherwise I love the plugin!

[mbrsolution]

@DaninFL what Simple Membership version do you have installed in your website?

[DaninFL]

I am using:

Simple WordPress Membership Version 3.1.8
Simple Membership Custom Messages Version 1.3
Simple Membership After Login Redirection Version v1.2

[mbrsolution]

Thank you for reporting back. Are you still having this issue with the e-mails settings?

[DaninFL]

Yes, it continues to happen only with the auto-generated email to a member who reset his/her password. Emails auto-generated for all other reasons seem to be okay.

The auto-generated email I’m referring to has the subject line “Notice of Password Change.” That email continues to come from “WordPress <wordpress@mydomain.com>”. Fortunately, I have a catch-all email address with my domain so if the recipient replies to that message I still receive it, but I would prefer to have the auto-generated appear with our name instead.

[mbrsolution]

Thank you for reporting back. The plugin developers are investigating this request further.

Regards

[admin]

The plugin stops WordPress from sending user’s password reset notification to admin. However, WordPress still sends the default password reset email to the user.

You can use a plugin like the following disable the core WordPress’s password reset email:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/manage-notification-emails/

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