Is there a way to turn off the email notification to the admin for new user registrations on DNN 5?
The only solution is to edit the ADMIN user on DNN "user management" and change the email address to another, i.e. an alias.
Then you can create a rule on your mail client.
This solution is valid for old DNN installation 5.X.
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First, I changed the admin email address with my email address for testing purpose. Then later I changed back to the original. But the problem is, now the new user registration email comes from my email address to admin email address. I am confused as to how dnn is taking my email address as the sender email address. Can anybody point out how the sender email address is configured in dnn in this case?
I have searched through various dnn community sites. But I haven't found an answer to my question.
I think your account is linked as the Administrator acount of the portal.
Go to Admin > Site Settings.
On that page select the tab Advanced Settings. There you will find the Security Settings. Change the Administrator account there. THat account will be the sender of the portal mails.
I'm using the simple fb connect module to create and login my users.
It's also possible to register with the build in registration from Drupal itself. Normally when a user registers, the Drupal system sends an account "Welcome email".
But when users register via Facebook, it doesn't send a "Welcome email".
I've tried with the module Rules to send a e-mail after a User has been created with Simple Fb Connect. Then I have 2 options, to "send an email" or to "send an account e-mail". I have no idea how to fill in the required fields in neither options. If it's even possible yet, because it's still in development..
Does anyone know how to fill one of the two actions in Rules? Or know how I can send an e-mail programmatically
I've fixed it with writing a custom hook_mail in the module "Simple fb connect" right after a new user has been created.
I've searched around a bit, but can't find anything close to this:
Any script or module out there for sending new EMAIL accounts created in cpanel a "welcome" email?
I can find info on customizing the welcome email when you create a new cpanel account (the one with all the account details), but not when creating new email accounts within cpanel.
Example: we create a new email account "bob#domain.com" and when bob logs into this account for the 1st time there is an email in his inbox saying "Welcome Bob, heres some useful info..." or something like that.
I've read the cpanel API might be able to handle this, but I have no experience with it. I found this module from 2007 that looks close:
https://devkardia.com/software/whm-cpanel-email-user-plugin.html
WHM don't have such option to fulfill your requirement but yes there are some api given to do so. The one you mentioned is Joomla plugin, there are some third party billing automation software available (such as WHMCS & Hostbill) which has that ability to do what you looking at.
Here is the API given by WHM and can be implement if you would like to try it out yourself
https://documentation.cpanel.net/dosearchsite.action?queryString=Function+Hooks
I have set up a magento store of my own for my business of grocery products.
I have almost configured each and everything.
I have a mail server and can have as many email addresses as I require.
I have a theme set up for the store.
While a user tries to log in and has forgot a password, there is a link to click saying "Forgot Password".
On clicking it, it displays "An email has been sent to your account with new password details."
I know this will not send an email as I have to configure entire system.
I do not want to send a new password by email. Instead I want to send a link. On clicking this link, the user can go the it and have an option of password reset.
Please help me with this. It will be much much appreciated.
Magento's standard "Forgot Password" functionality works exactly as you've described - it sends a link to the user to reset his or her password - it doesn't just send a new password.
Magento uses Zend_Mail to send emails. By default, Zend_Mail will use PHP's mail() function (via Zend_Mail_Transport_Sendmail), which will usually send emails via sendmail or similar, depending on the PHP configuration.
If you have your own mail server that you'd prefer to use, you can configure Magento to use SMTP. This does require some code, but, luckily, there are some good extensions out there that already do this, like aschroder/Magento-SMTP-Pro-Email-Extension.
I am currently developing a eCommerce website in magento. I am almost done with all the process. But still I am not finding a way to get order email notifications both by customers and admin.
You need to check email addresses in Configuration > General > Store Email Addresses
You need to check email template in system -> transactional emails.
if you have set email template "forgot admin password" then you need to check variables in template.