[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #16235: Site Welcome Email sent without regard to noconfirmation flag
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#16235: Site Welcome Email sent without regard to noconfirmation flag
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Reporter: transom | Owner:
Type: feature request | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Awaiting Review
Component: Users | Version: 3.1
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: needs-patch |
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Changes (by dd32):
* keywords: new user, multisite => needs-patch
Old description:
> In multisite and the super_admin adds a new user to a site,
> if the user is new to the network, WP sends out the welcome email (but
> not the confirmation of being added to the site)
>
> In my client's use case, they were looking for the SBD (silent but
> deadly) mode, as in no email at all should go out.
>
> The language implies there is "no" notification but the welcome email
> belies that language.
>
> if even the welcome email should be disabled, then
> in wp-admin/user-new.php (around line 108)
> adding
> add_filter('wpmu_welcome_user_notification', ''__return_false');
> would kill the new user notification from wpmu_activate_signup() (a few
> lines later)
New description:
In multisite and the super_admin adds a new user to a site,
if the user is new to the network, WP sends out the welcome email (but not
the confirmation of being added to the site)
In my client's use case, they were looking for the SBD (silent but deadly)
mode, as in no email at all should go out.
The language implies there is "no" notification but the welcome email
belies that language.
if even the welcome email should be disabled, then
in wp-admin/user-new.php (around line 108)
adding
`add_filter('wpmu_welcome_user_notification', ''__return_false');`
would kill the new user notification from wpmu_activate_signup() (a few
lines later)
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Ticket URL: <http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/16235#comment:2>
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