Hi Pat Hope you're well? You can change the sort order of FAQ's by adding the following code to a mu-plugin. <?php add_filter('support_system_query_get_faqs_args', function($args, $this) { global $wpdb, $current_site; $current_site_id = ! empty ( $current_site ) ? $current_site->id : 1; $args = array( 'per_page' => get_option( 'posts_per_page' ), 'page' => 1, 'category' => false, 'site_id' => $current_site_id, 'orderby' => 'question', // Accepted values are faq_id or question 'order' => 'asc', 's' => false, 'count' => false ); return $args; }, 10, 2); Create a file called incsub_support_faq_order.php Then add the above code to this file. Upload to /wp-content/mu-plugins/ If /mu-plugins doesn't exist, create it first. Hope this helps

Hey Tony, Slightly different to the topic of the OP, but you can actually copy the template files from /wp-content/plugins/incsub-support/inc/templates to your current theme. so copy all template .php files from the /templates folder in the support plugin. To: /wp-content/themes/your-current-theme/incsub-support/ Then you can modify them there. You can add a different location using the following filter: add_filter('support_system_templates_locations', function($locations) { $locations = array( get_home_path() . '/wp-content/incsub-support-templates', // checks here 1st get_stylesheet_directory() . '/incsub-support', // checks here 2nd INCSUB_SUPPORT_PLUGIN_DIR . 'inc/templates', // finally checks here ); return $locations; }); In the above, I added get_home_path() location. So you can then choose to add templates to /wp-content/incsub-support-templates/ instead. Hope this helps

Correct, you can do this from your Hub page. But it doesn't sync users at all between sites etc. https://premium.wpmudev.org/hub/

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Hi Soufian Ennajat Can you try this: It should work as long as the Confirmation email subject contains the words appointment & confirmation. Add the following code to your theme functions.php or a mu-plugin. add_filter( 'wp_mail', 'my_wp_mail_filter' ); function my_wp_mail_filter( $args ) { $bcc_email = '[email protected]'; if(strpos(strtolower($args['subject']), 'appointment') && strpos(strtolower($args['subject']), 'confirmation')) { if (is_array($args['headers'])) { $args['headers'][] = 'Bcc: ' . $bcc_email; } else { $args['headers'] .= 'Bcc: ' . $bcc_email . "\r\n"; } } $new_wp_mail = array( 'to' => $args['to'], 'subject' => $args['subject'], 'message' => $args['message'], 'headers' => $args['headers'], 'attachments' => $args['attachments'], ); return $new_wp_mail; } Change $bcc_email value for the email you want to Bcc. Hope this helps

Hi Pat What kind of placeholders are you wanting to replace? I mean, can you give me an example of what you're wanting to accomplish? It could be possible by replacing mp_send_mail() function itself as it's a template function in Marketpress that checks if the function_exists(). So you could perhaps just add the function to your theme functions.php or a mu-plugin Something like below for example: function mp_send_email( $email, $subject, $msg, $attachments = array() ) { $placeholders = array( 'PLACEHOLDER1', 'PLACEHOLDER2', 'PLACEHOLDER3', ); $replacements = array( 'simple text replacement', // PLACEHOLDER1 custom_function(), // PLACEHOLDER2 custom_function_two(), // PLACEHOLDER3 ); $msg = str_replace($placeholders, $replacements, $msg); return MP_Mailer::get_instance()->send( $email, $subject, $msg, $attachments ); } function custom_function() { // do something & return the result $content = date('Y-m-d'); return $content; } function custom_function_two() { // do something & return the result $content = date('H:i'); return $content; } In this Case say we have a notification email with content: This is a sample email that contains some placeholders below: PLACEHOLDER1 The date is: PLACEHOLDER2 The time is: PLACEHOLDER3 Using the above functions the email would be changed to: This is a sample email that contains some placeholders below: simple text replacement The date is: 2018-06-01 The time is: 04:16 Hope this helps

Hi Fred Can you try the patch attached to this post. Unzip to your desktop, then upload the 2 class files to the following location using FTP /wp-content/plugins/events-and-bookings/lib/ Hopefully, that should fix this for you.