How to add bcc to auto-reply mail for paypal payment ?

[supertat]

Hi.

How to add bcc to auto-reply mail for paypal payment ?

I found I can change the template of the mail by modifying

wp-pdf-stamper/api/ipn_customization_config.php.

but don’t know how to add bcc.

Thanks in advance.

[admin]

There is no option to add bcc. BCC is for mass mailing whereas the PDF stamper only send the email to the customer who purchase the product (his details are stamped in the PDF file).

[supertat]

What I would like to do is, by adding my own address at bcc, to make sure that a correct mail was surely sent to the customer.

Is there any other options to do that ?

[admin]

I can add in an option to send an email to the seller which can contain the buyer email.

[supertat]

Thank you. Please add the option.

I would greatly appreciate it.

[supertat]

Could you tell me when you are going to add the option and how can I get it ?

[admin]

I should be able to add something within a week or two. When I add it I will send you an email.

[icompute]

I would like that also

Mary

[admin]

I have added this to the new version PDF stamper (when you edit the “wp-pdf-stamper/api/ipn_customization_config.php” file you will see this option).

@Mary, If I remember correctly you are using eStore with PDF Stamper right? eStore lets you specify multiple notification email address already. Check the help text for the “Notification Email Address” field in eStore’s settings.

[supertat]

Thank you. How can I get the new version ?

[admin]

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request

[supertat]

I tested the new function but it doesn’t working.

Mail to the buyer is sent, but not to the seller.

In ipn_customization_config.php, there are the following lines.

===

//This is where a notification email will be sent after a purchase if you specify an email address below. Example eamil address: jon.doe@hotmail.com

$seller_eamil_adddress = “”;

//Seller email subject

$seller_email_subject = “Notification of product sale”;

//Seller email body. The {buyer_email} will be dynamically replaced with the actual buyer email.

$seller_email_body = “Dear Seller”.

“nnThis mail is to notify you of a product sale.”.

“nnThe following email was sent to the buyer:”.

“n{buyer_email}”.

“nnThanks”;

===

I guess “$seller_eamil_adddress” is a typo of “$seller_email_address”, right ?

I tried both “$seller_eamil_adddress” and “$seller_email_address” with simple values like below,

but both failed (no mail has been sent).

===

//This is where a notification email will be sent after a purchase if you specify an email address below. Example eamil address: jon.doe@hotmail.com

$seller_eamil_adddress = “me@aaa.com”;

//Seller email subject

$seller_email_subject = “FFF”;

//Seller email body. The {buyer_email} will be dynamically replaced with the actual buyer email.

$seller_email_body = “AAA”;

===

I checked junk mail folder.

Do you have any idea to solve this issue ?

[admin]

That is definitely a typo (I will fix it) but it is a variable name so it doesn’t matter as long as you specify the email address inside the quotes (“”) it will use that value. Are you sure you didn’t introduce an error when modifying the file similar to your other query?

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/auto-email-doesnt-arrive

[supertat]

This issue occurs even just after the following procedure.

– delete and re-install pdf stamper

– fill in a valid email address in the double quotes of $seller_eamil_adddress.

So I am sure this query has nothing to do with

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/auto-email-doesnt-arrive

[admin]

Your from email address is not the same as your seller email address right? Some server’s don’t allow you to send an email when the “to” and “from” addresses are the same.

[Author]

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