Activation Email

[joelworsham]

From @dcbaldwin1 on September 9, 2015 0:28

Could add some more info here...

I was also a bit confused when the email subject was 'Real Big Marketing sites'

Copied from original issue: brashrebel/wordcrash-theme#9

[joelworsham]

From @brashrebel on September 9, 2015 0:31

Related to #3 and #4. Definitely need to change who the welcome email is from and add more text. @dcbaldwin1 do you have experience doing this on a multisite network?

[joelworsham]

From @dcbaldwin1 on September 9, 2015 0:52

Well I have experience with both welcome emails and multisite, but separately.

How does multisite apply to wordcrash.net?

[joelworsham]

From @brashrebel on September 9, 2015 19:6

This site is currently on a multisite network. Maybe at some point we'll move it off of one but that's where it sits right now. So I'd love to manipulate the activation email, there are just nuances to that when on a multisite.

[joelworsham]

From @dcbaldwin1 on September 9, 2015 19:16

I see. I'm definitely not aware of what to look out for on multisite, when filtering the activation email. Really wouldn't want to start hacking unless I was on a dev/staging server.

I could help migrate to a regular WordPress install at some point in the future.

Derek

[joelworsham]

From @brashrebel on September 9, 2015 20:4

@dcbaldwin1 we might consider that at some point. And we have a staging site for this too that we can test on.

[dcbaldwin1]

We're on a single install now, right?

[joelworsham]

Yup!

[brashrebel]

Just had a new host say they never received the activation email. Maybe @d4mation- could you put this on your to-do list?

[joelworsham]

Yuck. I do hate when I have to reference specific ID's in the code. Perhaps we should figure out a better way in the future. I believe this was a quick solution implemented, and Gravity Forms definitely does not super easily supply input and form names on submit, it's mostly numbers.