jmock

Hey @tbenyon,

Seems to be working well, thanks! Two other (hopefully) quick things:

1) The logo is missing from the admin settings page because the assets dir is missing from the plugin zip (I grabbed it from Github and dropped it into my local copy and it works).

2) Should users be able to login with either username or email like they can with the regular WP login? I can force it to email by changing the username field in the settings from user_login to user_email, but it’d be awesome if it could use either.

Thanks again!

– Jim

Sounds great, thanks for the update! 👍

There may be a better way, but I think I solved this by making exlog_auth() check to see if a username exists before running most of the code. I’d love an ‘official’ way though so I don’t have to manually change plugin files and remember to change it when there are updates.

I don’t think I follow. I’m using wp_mail_content_type to set it like so:

function xxx_wp_email_content_type() {
	return 'text/html';
}
add_filter( 'wp_mail_content_type', 'xxx_wp_email_content_type' );

And I have another function that changes the content of the email:

function xxx_wp_retrieve_password_message( $content, $key ) {
	ob_start();
	
	$email_subject = xxx_wp_retrieve_password_title();
	
	include( 'templates/email_header.php' );
	include( 'templates/lost_password_email.php' );
	include( 'templates/email_footer.php' );
	
	$message = ob_get_contents();
	ob_end_clean();

	return $message;
}
add_filter( 'retrieve_password_message', 'xxx_wp_retrieve_password_message', 10, 2 );

Do you mean I should call xxx_wp_email_content_type() inside xxx_wp_retrieve_password_message()?

Great to hear that the registration process will take care of it, however I just thought of once instance where we don’t send users an activation email, and that’s when they sign up for a subscription product. They go through the same registration process if they don’t already have an account, but we automatically activate them to make the process a little easier for them and so they can start using the product right away. Any suggestions on how to handle these?

I was also concerned about the bulk verification not working properly on a database our size. I have a local dev environment set up with the plugin working and will definitely try it there first. I’ll keep you posted. If it fails, is there an SQL query I can run from the mysql command line to bulk verify?

Thanks!

FWIW, it appears a number of plugins based on the original WP Contact Form are broken (each I tried failed with the same error). I currently have Contact Form 7 with the Really Simple Captcha plugin working in place of Enhanced WP Contact Form until either I have time to dig into it to see what’s causing the problem or Yoast fixes it.