thecreator01

Hello, thank you very much for your help, but this code did not work. Either way “Invalid login details.” I’m getting a warning. @wpmudev-support8

I imported the file into mu-plugins and there is no caching plugin. I also tried logging in with the username and the result is the same, no change.

The user has been registered with the forminator form and is awaiting approval in “Submissions”. Also, is it possible to show the warning for login attempts made via email?

Hello, thank you for your response, but I think there is a problem. @rajeshml

Woocommerce uses the admin email in the wordpress general settings for the recipient, but when the admin email is changed, only the recipient email value of the “Payment Authentication Requested Email” template is updated.

For the “New order”, “Cancelled order” and “Failed order” admin email templates, recipient email addresses are not updated and the old admin email address is used.

Also, when we check the “Payment Authentication Requested Email” email template, the recipient field is always empty but the admin email is used by default.

https://ibb.co/zVMWg4K

For “New order”, “Cancelled order” and “Failed order”, the recipient field cannot be left blank. Even if the recipient field is deleted, the admin email is automatically saved. OK, this may be expected behavior, but it also needs to be updated when the admin email changes.

Could you please check?

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by thecreator01.

Hello, thank you very much for your reply. @petersquirrly

So, with the verified owners option, can only users who have purchased/ordered the product leave a review? User registration and login feature is disabled in Woocommerce settings. This means that all users can only order as guests.

Once Verified owners is checked, do users have to create a user customer account to leave a review?

Hello, thank you very much for your help. This code works really well.

You can, yes. But by “template” do you mean the message content or an actual template like “what the email looks like”?

Yes, I’m actually talking about message content and using Branda. Branda allows me to edit many email contents, but I think I will have to use mu-plugin for WordPress core emails.

I guess there is no other load balancing or database fragmentation plugin for WordPress multisite. Or an alternative solution for this? @tnolte

Hello, thank you for your response. @bcworkz

Since Woocommerce is enabled on the subsites, it does not make sense for me to use customer accounts of one subsite by other subsites. I think every other subsite does not see customer accounts registered in another network, but a user who creates a customer account in one network can log in on the other subsite of the network. In addition, since the subsites are considered independent by the user, they cannot register with the same e-mail. This is a little confusing.

Customer users created on subsites then appear in network administrator users. Ok this might not be a problem but even the roles of the users listed in the network manager are not visible. It is not specified in the user details. It’s really complicated.

Hello, thank you very much for your answer. @wpmudev-support8

Actually, I only encounter this problem with some emails. For example, when a new order email is sent in woocommerce, only the woocommerce email template appears, but when a user registers, both the brand and woocommerce template are used together.

Plain text might be the solution for this. Other woocommerce email templates will appear as plain text but I guess there is no alternative solution. WordPress core emails can really cause such problems.