Hi Joe. Thanks for your inquiry.
The feature that you're describing " new user notifications ", is already built into WordPress®, and is not something that is affected one way or the other by having s2Member installed. Whenever a new User/Member registers, WordPress® will send them an email with their Username/Password, and the site owner is also notified.
If this is not working as expected, I suspect it has something to do with your WordPress® configuration, or possibly in your server configuration with respect to the mail() function that is utilized within PHP scripts. Another possibility is a plugin conflict. If you have another plugin installed along with s2Member that is creating a change in the way WordPress® uses this function "wp_new_user_notification()", it could also cause a problem for you.
Possible solutions:
De-activate other plugins until this feature starts to work as expected.
This will help you find the culprit.
Contact your hosting provider and ask them to verify that PHP's mail() function is operable on your server. Either that, or use the following test script to verify that your server can send email. Load this file onto your server and open it in a web browser. Be sure to change the $to address to your email.
- Code:
<?php
$to = "you@example.com";
mail($to, "Test Email", "Test Email", "From: " . $to . "\r\nContent-Type: text/plain");
?>
You should get a test email message verifying that your server is capable of sending email.Statistics: Posted by Jason Caldwell — October 16th, 2010, 2:18 pm
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