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Problem:
My problem is sending email registration confirmation, the user fill their password front-end, but in the registration email displays an strange code (it could be md5 wordpress password, I think).
Solution:
Please try this, edit the CRED form of Findmyretreat, in section "Content", click button "Auto-Generate Form", and disable the option "Autogenerate Password", and test again.
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I have two websites very similar: Encuentraturetiro.com and Findmyretreat.com, with different domains,same server but different database.
In two websites, I have a user form to register.
My problem is sending email registration confirmation.
In Encuentra the user fill their password front-end and in the registration email appears what user has entered, but in Findmyretreat appears an strange code (it could be md5 wordpress password, I think).
How can I solve this?
Dear Oriolc,
Please try this, edit the CRED form of Findmyretreat, in section "Content", click button "Auto-Generate Form", and disable the option "Autogenerate Password", and test again.
See screenshot: Auto-Generate.JPG
