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I am trying to set up a notification which should be sent when a user updates their information.
The test email sends successfully. I have also setup a notification on a form which edits a CPT and that sends successfully.
I have tried both triggers for the notification, "When a user is updated by this form" and "When custom fields are modified" (I'll upload a screenshot of that section) and no notification is ever sent when when I log in as a regular user and submit the form after changing user info.
The form itself is set to Edit existing user with role of Member (a custom role I setup with Toolset).
I noticed that someone else had reported this problem a few months ago, so I checked and I am on the latest version of all of your plugins. I still have WP Email Users deactivated, which was causing a compatibility issue before. And the fact that the CPT notification goes out makes me think it isn't a compatibility issue anyway.
Your issue may be a mail delivery issue rather than an issue with the mail being sent in the first place. Form notifications are built on standard WP mail functionality, and once an email has been sent what happens next is effectively out of our hands.
But please check if the email is being sent using such a tool first.
Thanks for the heads up on WP Mail Logging. I hadn't heard of it and can see where it will be useful.
I tested with my CPT form and the WP Mail Logging IS capturing the sent email.
When I make a change with the User form, the data is saved in the database, but no email is logged in WP Mail Logging. I currently have the trigger option "When a user is updated by this form" selected. There is no option for "When the form is submitted."
Could there be a problem with the content of my notification? The Subject and Body are as follows:
User update for [wpv-user field="user_firstname"] [wpv-user field="user_lastname"]
First Name: [wpv-user field="user_firstname"]
Last Name: [wpv-user field="user_lastname"]
email: [wpv-user field="user_email"]
Send CRFCRC Newsletter to this email? [types usermeta='user-newsletter' user_is_author='true' state="checked"]Yes[/types][types usermeta='user-newsletter' user_is_author='true' state="unchecked"]No[/types]
Cell Phone #: [types usermeta='cell-number' current_user='true'][/types]
I figured out how to put the site into Maintenance Mode so that I could disable my plugins.
Looks like there is a conflict with Elementor. The user form will send the notification if Elementor is NOT activated, but will NOT send if Elmentor is activated.
There is nothing obviously wrong in the content of your form that would affect whether it is sent at all.
In a situation such as this, the first thing to eliminate is the possibility of conflicts with other plugins or your theme.
Please disable all non-Toolset plugins and switch theme to twentyseventeen and check to see if it works. If it does then it should be possible to identify the conflict by a process of elimination.
If that doesn't help then I will probably need a copy of your site for testing: hidden link
I'll mark your next reply as private in case you need to share a link to a copy of your site.
The form is inserted on a page called "My Profile" which is designed with Elementor Pro. It is inserted using the [cred_user_form form='edit-user-info'] shortcode. There is also a custom shortcode on the page to display additional info from the Member CPT, but I tried deleting it and submitting the user form and still no notification, so I don't think the conflict is there. I'll attach a screen shot of the design page in case that helps.
I also just tried to insert the short code on a non-Elementor page and it DOES send the notification. If I switch to editing with Elementor, the send fails. I tried both inserting the shortcode in a shortcode widget and in a text widget but it failed both ways.
The page and form are secured using Toolset Access. Both are set to require a logged in user of custom role "Member."
Did the 2.1.1.2 update not end up fixing this problem? I installed the update this morning and then updated a user with the form and no email was sent per WP Mail Logging. The changelog didn't mention this issue, so I wasn't sure if it was fixed or not.
