Registro de e-mails – WP Mail Catcher

Fazer registro dos seus e-mails impedirá que você perca seus e-mails! Este plugin rápido e leve (com menos de 140kb de tamanho!) Também é útil para depurar ou fazer backup de suas mensagens.

Basta instalar e ativar, em seguida todos os e-mails do formulário de contato serão registrados e salvos em seu banco de dados sem a necessidade de configuração adicional.

Visualize e gerencie todos os envios de formulários de e-mail por meio da interface padrão do WordPress. Falha ao enviar um e-mail? Com um único clique, você pode reenviar o e-mail a partir do backup.

Envie e-mails diretamente da interface do WordPress. Também inclui suporte para anexos.

Descubra imediatamente se o envio do seu formulário de contato foi enviado com sucesso.

Recursos

• Nenhuma configuração necessária, basta instalar e pronto
• Minimalista – sem recursos excessivamente inchados que você nunca usa para pesar seu site, possui menos de 140 KB de tamanho!
• Exportar e-mails em massa para CSV para fácil inclusão no Excel ou qualquer outro programa
• Componha novos e-mails com os controles do WordPress com os quais você já está familiarizado
• Reenvie seus e-mails em massa
• Depuração, veja exatamente qual arquivo e linha de código foi responsável por enviar o e-mail, juntamente com quaisquer erros encontrados
• Gerenciar quais permissões de usuário podem ver os registros
• Rotineiramente, limpe seus registros em um horário especificado ou mantenha-os para sempre
• Need to be notified when there’s a problem sending your mail? We’ve got hooks that allow you to do just that
• Totalmente grátis

Hooks and actions

• wp_mail_catcher_mail_success is triggered when a message is sent and logged successfully. It has a single argument that is an array containing the log
  • id related to the id in the mail_catcher_logs MySQL table
  • time relative, readable time to when the log was saved
  • email_to the email address(es) that the message was sent to
  • subject the subject line of the message
  • message the contents of the message
  • status an integer depicting if the message was sent successfully or not (1 = sent successfully. 0 = sending failed)
  • error the error that occurred – if any
  • backtrace_segment a json_encoded object that shows which file and line the mail was initially triggered from
  • attachments a list of any attachments that were sent along with the email
  • additional_headers a list of any headers that were sent
  • attachment_file_paths a list of the location of any attachments that were sent
  • timestamp a unix timestamp of when the email was sent
  • is_html a boolean, that will be true if the message is a html email and false if not
  • email_from the from value of the email
• wp_mail_catcher_mail_failed is triggered when a message failed to send and logged successfully. It has a single argument that is an array containing the log (same as the arguments for wp_mail_catcher_mail_success)
• wp_mail_catcher_deletion_intervals is a filter that should return an array where each key is an amount of time in seconds, and the value is the label. Used to determine when a message has expired and should be deleted
• wp_mail_catcher_before_success_log_save is a filter that is called just before a successful log is saved. It has a single argument that is the transformed log that will be saved – use this to alter the log before it’s saved. Returning false will stop the log from being saved. Also note that this is fired even when an email has errored, because all logs are initially saved as “successful” before being possibly updated with an error (if applicable). This is because of the way the wp_mail and wp_mail_failed are implemented in WordPress.
  • time a unix timestamp of when the email was sent
  • email_to the email address(es) that the message was sent to
  • subject the subject line of the message
  • message the contents of the message
  • backtrace_segment an array that shows which file and line the mail was initially triggered from
• wp_mail_catcher_before_error_log_save
  • time a unix timestamp of when the email was sent
  • email_to the email address(es) that the message was sent to
  • subject the subject line of the message
  • message the contents of the message
  • backtrace_segment an array that shows which file and line the mail was initially triggered from
  • error the error that occurred