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it worked? surprise! but yes, does mean you have a theme or plugin that is overriding it at high priority...
please note if you changed the code as asked, you will lose it on updates... I dont have an easy way for you to not modify our core though...
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Not a problem, I'll search for it in the code of the other plugins and will find it eventually. Maybe once I figure out what plugin is causing this it'll be easier to isolate the issue. Until then, I'll just make sure to re-program that section each time I do an update. I have faith that I will find the code in the other plugin shortly.
okay, cool.. for reference, please let us know what you find...
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I ran the current update on simple:press to 5.3.1 and I'm getting the same issue again. I changed the priority on sp_mail_filter_from in sp-api-primitives.php back to 500 and after testing the sender name is showing as Wordpress again. I then changed it to 1000000 to see if a higher priority would do the trick and it still doesn't work.
Is there something else that was changed in the update that would cause this?
The only other plugin which has wp_mail_from is wp-db-backup but I didn't see anything about priorities on it.
Does anyone have a suggestion on what may fix this after the update?
We didnt change anything regarding the email filters in our version... but we are in the process of checking if wp changed something in 3.6 that might require plugins to make an update...
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I ended up just going into wp-includes->pluggable.php and changed line 309 from $from_name = Wordpress'; to $from_name = 'Security Camera King';.
From what I understand, any plugin now which may use the default from name will always use our company name instead of "Wordpress" hopefully this solves our issues with any further updates.
Do you know if this file updates whenever there is a wordpress update? If so, I'll always have to go back here and make the change every time WP has an update.
Yes - you would need to redo the change.
However - all the WP functions in the pluggable file can be replaced with your own so you could simply provide an alternative function and that will be used instead. Then it is safe from updates. Pluggable functions are covered on the WordPress codex if you want to try that route.
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