Profile: julieP

Problem:

I have a post with status Private, the edit form is set to change the status to Pending & send the post author an email but the email isn't being sent (my SMTP error log returns SMTP ERROR: QUIT command failed: 354). If I change the post status to Publish, Draft or Pending, the email is sent when the edit form is submitted.

Is this expected behaviour?

Solution:

According to our document:

https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/automatic-post-expiration/#sending-email-notifications-when-posts-expire

The expiration email notifications will be sent according to your form setting:

"before the automatic expiration date"

See screenshot:

https://cdn.toolset.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/cred-post-expiration-notification-options-1.png?x21858

So even the post is in "Private" status, the email will be send after the time setting.

Relevant Documentation:

https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/automatic-post-expiration/#sending-email-notifications-when-posts-expire

Problem: When I receive emails from automatic notifications, I am able to see the BCC email addresses that were added to the notification. It should not be possible to see these email addresses.

Solution: If the account used to as the "from" address is linked to the email recipient in any way, it may be possible to see the BCC address. In this case, I suspect the SMTP plugin used to send the mails is connected to an account that is connected to the email recipient somehow. Therefore, Gmail knows that the recipient is also the author, and shows the BCC information.

Problem:

The issue here is that the user wanted to Validate the image field sizes.

Solution:

The correct solution for this can be seen below.

add_action('cred_form_ajax_upload_validate', 'toolset_max_img_size_restriction_521_529_528',10,2);
function toolset_max_img_size_restriction_521_529_528($error_fields, $form_data) {
  $forms = array( 521,529,528 );
  
  // Field data are field values and errors
  list($fields,$errors)=$error_fields;
  if (in_array($form_data['id'], $forms ) && isset($_FILES['wpcf-image-1']['tmp_name']) ) {
    $target_max_width = 300;
    $target_max_height = 300;
    $check = getimagesize( $_FILES['wpcf-image-1']['tmp_name'] );
  
    if ( $check !== false ) {
        // check the dimensions only, independent of the orientation.
        // if the height is greater than the width, switch the values for comparison.
        $width = ($check[0] >= $check[1]) ? $check[0] : $check[1];
        $height = ($check[1] < $check[0]) ? $check[1] : $check[0];
 
        if ( $width > $target_max_width || $height > $target_max_height ) {
            $errors['image-1'] = __("Your image exceeds the permissible dimensions. Please resize and try again.");
        }
    }
  }
  $field_data = array($fields,$errors);
  //return result
  return $field_data;
}