When we create new client sites on a multi site install, we have a custom "Welcome User Email" (created in multisite settings > settings > Welcome User Email )that that is sent out and includes the username / password for the new user that is being created.
WP also sends out an email with the subject of "[Your Website Name] Your username and password" and includes the Username and Password that we would like to disable. Anyone have any ideas on how to do this. We don't mind the emails that are created when users are manually created on an existing site since they can be disabled each time they're created via the disable email check box, only interested in the emails sent to the new user that is created when a new site is created ....
When we create new client sites on a multi site install, we have a custom "Welcome User Email" (created in multisite settings > settings > Welcome User Email )that that is sent out and includes the username / password for the new user that is being created.
WP also sends out an email with the subject of "[Your Website Name] Your username and password" and includes the Username and Password that we would like to disable. Anyone have any ideas on how to do this. We don't mind the emails that are created when users are manually created on an existing site since they can be disabled each time they're created via the disable email check box, only interested in the emails sent to the new user that is created when a new site is created ....
I couldn't find anything saying 'wpmu_welcome_user_notification' is deprecated so I can't see a reason it wouldn't work, I just don't have a means to test it just now.
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WPMU DEV Fanatic — 10th May 2011 #
Hi Tracy,
I don't have the means to adequately test this one at the moment, but a user in the following thread posts some simple plugin code that would go in mu-plugins that should provide for this.
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/wpmu-remove-wpmu_welcome_user_notification
I couldn't find anything saying 'wpmu_welcome_user_notification' is deprecated so I can't see a reason it wouldn't work, I just don't have a means to test it just now.
Cheers,
David
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