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It is possible to send email from WordPress using the built in `wp_mail` function. Several filters and hooks are available for additional options. There are plugins for extensive functionality, such as sending bulk mail like newsletters.
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Send post changes to set email addresses (not users or subscribers)
I can use this code to show the array of those email addresses (on a page - not what I want to do. This is purely to show how to get the email addresses from the array):
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What I need
Now I'm just stuck on the last part, which is to send an email containing the new updated post content to the email addresses contained in $anims every time a $tribe_events post-type is …
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