Descripción

Resonanz Email Rerouting makes testing websites safer by rerouting outgoing emails to a specific address based on the current environment (local, development, staging, production), as defined by the WP_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE constant in your wp-config.php file.

Features

Reroute emails based on WP_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE.
Enable or disable email rerouting on a per-environment basis.
Add domains to a whitelist to avoid rerouting mail sent to those domains.
Add one or more email addresses to which emails should be rerouted.
Grant different user roles access to the plugin settings.
Add a prefix to the subject line of rerouted emails.
Append a message to the body of rerouted emails.
Display a notification to the logged-in user when an email has been rerouted.
Enable or disable simple email logging, including a retention policy.
Easily export and import settings in JSON format.
Works with Gravity Forms and Contact Form 7.

Instalación

Configure the environment variable in wp-config.php (see FAQ below).
Upload the entire resonanz-email-rerouting folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.

Preguntas frecuentes

How do I set the environment variable?

You can set the environment variable in your wp-config.php file. Add a line like the following:

define('WP_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE', 'local');

For further information, see the WordPress documentation: https://developer.wordpress.org/apis/wp-config-php/#wp-environment-type

Does this plugin work with other email related plugins?

We cannot guarantee that this plugin will function as expected if you use other email-related plugins.

If you have a plugin that makes use of SMTP, you should probably disable it for this plugin to work correctly.

If you encounter specific issues, please let us know.

Where can I find further help?

If you require assistance, feel free to email us at wordpress@resonanz-digital.at.

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Registro de cambios

1.5.0

Hardened sanitization of saved settings: role permission keys are now validated against the roles WordPress actually offers.
Settings import now runs through the same sanitizer as the settings form, so imported files can no longer store unsanitized values.
Prefixed the AJAX, admin-post and log-purge action names to avoid collisions with other plugins.
Prefixed the email log meta keys. Existing logs are migrated automatically on upgrade.
Added nonce verification to both AJAX endpoints.
Fixed settings import rejecting every file. The uploaded file is now identified correctly.
Fixed settings import failing on Windows servers because the upload path was altered before use.
Renamed an internal helper that shadowed WordPress core’s sanitize_email().
Updated “Tested up to” for WordPress 7.1.

1.4.0

Hardened input handling and output escaping throughout the plugin (Plugin Check compliance).
Fixed per-environment settings (whitelisted domains and reroute addresses) not being sanitized on save.
Fixed role capabilities lagging one save behind when permissions were changed.
Fixed the bundled German translation not loading (translation files renamed to match the text domain).
Added cleanup on deactivation (scheduled event) and uninstall (options, capability, and logged data).
Switched to safe redirects and gmdate(), and added a readme.txt.

1.3.1

Fixed rerouted emails crashing when wp_mail() recipient, sender, subject, or message values were passed in non-string formats.

1.3.0

Validation of entered email addresses in the WordPress backend.
Performance optimizations.

1.2.5

Fixed a minor namespace issue that was causing an error when purging logs.

1.2.4

Make sure post slug is not empty.
Some other minor code improvements.

1.2.3

Added information to allow the plugin to be updated via Git Updater.

1.2.2

First public release of the plugin.