Hello ,
I m a not techie guy , i just purchased the theme a week ago and simply setup the pages reading the documentation which was very useful to me.
I have added the Join us/Sign in Option in the top header menu and on clicking it a pop-up comes which asks me to either log in or Register as a subscriber.
Although i couldn’t figure out one problem , whenever i try and register i don’t get the mail of password which i should receive to log in. but the user gets created , which i can see in my admin panel.
Please help me with this , so that it is fixed and the users could subscribe to my website on registering.
NOTE: The password is sent , when i create a new user from the admin panel and on selecting send the password via mail to this user. so a mail from wordpress.nameOfMyWebSite.com comes to user containing the user name and the password.
So i would like to know , what should be done so my user gets the password directly on registering from the webpage and i would like the sender to be just “nameofmywebsite.com” instead of wordpress.nameOfMyWebSite.com
Please help me out.
Hi,
The theme’s login widget isn’t responsible for this issue as it just replace’s the WordPress login/registration form. This could happen due to your server which blocks this service.
You could try to find a solution for this online or use a plugin like: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/ or similar.
Hope this helps!
Thanks
Just as an additional comment, we’ve had good success with the smtp mail plugin, as we had similar issue testing woocommerce on one of our sites here and nobody was getting the email sent via the wordpress/php/sendmail function.
Basically what the smtp plugin does, is login to your domain mail system as a mail account user for the domain (not a user of the wordpress install), with password and authentication, then the email is sent as the email account user vs being sent as “the web server” — this ensures it has “better headers” for the receiving mail system to validate.
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simchris.
