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Setting the ActiveMember360 Templates for emails
Setting the ActiveMember360 Templates for emails

ActiveMember360 has one email template to send emails from WordPress using the standard WordPress wp_mail function.

The template and it's purpose is:

Login Credentials Email

Configure the ActiveMember360 Templates for Login Credentials Email

Configure the ActiveMember360 Templates for Login Credentials Email

  1. Set Send login credentials to Yes/On or No/Off as required.

  2. Specify the From Name name.

    This takes preference over the Default "Mail From" name specified in ActiveMember360, Settings, Mailing, Default "Mail From" name.

    Default: As set in ActiveMember360, Settings, Mailing, Default "Mail From" name

  3. Specify the From Mail address.

    This takes preference over the Default "Mail From" address specified in ActiveMember360, Settings, Mailing, Default "Mail From" address.

    Default: As set in ActiveMember360, Settings, Mailing, Default "Mail From" address

  4. Specify the Subject for the email.

    Default: [xxx] Your username and password info

    where xxx is as defined in WordPress, Settings, General, Site Title.

  5. Specify the Message for the email.

    You can use the following placeholders in your email message/template:

    • %login_url%
    • %user_login%
    • %user_password%

    Additionally, each ActiveCampaign contact field (including custom fields) is available as a merge field using the schema %field_name% (e.g., %first_name%, %email%). The merge fields are automatically derived from the ActiveCampaign personalization tags of each field and are case insensitive.

    note

    Multi-value fields are not supported.

    Default:

    Login at: %login_url%
    Username: %user_login%
    Password: %user_password%
  6. Click Save Settings to ensure your template changes are saved.