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This filter is called before the palceholder (#img1#) is replaced with html markup. Parameters: $html – the html fragment that will replace the placeholder. This html is based on the template specified in the settings for the file type. $media_id –  the…

This filter is called before a success notification email is sent and can be used to modify the message body. Parameters: $body – a string that is the email body. The email is sent as text/plain so HTML is not supported. $postemail – an…

This filter is called before a reject notification email is sent and can be used to modify the message body. At the point the filter is called there is no post created. Parameters: $body – a string that is the email…

This filter is called before a success notification email is sent and can be used to modify the subject line. Parameters: $subject – a string that is the email subject. $postemail – an array that represents the parsed email. See filter: postie_post_pre for more details. $postid – the…

This filter is called before a reject notification email is sent and can be used to modify the subject line. At the point the filter is called there is no post created. Parameters: $subject – a string that is the email subject.…

This filter is called before a success notification email is sent and can be used to modify the recipient list. Parameters: $recipients – an array of email address that the email will be delivered to. $postemail – an array that represents the…

This filter is called before a reject notification email is sent and can be used to modify the recipient list. At the point the filter is called there is no post created. Parameters: $recipients – an array of email address that…

This filter is called when Postie extracts the “from” email address. Typically you would use this filter if you wanted to use the email headers to decide which email address should be used to identify the WordPress user. At the point…

This filter is called to determine the connection settings for the email server. This filter is called after postie_session_start. add_filter(‘postie_preconnect’, ‘my_postie_preconnect’); // Force Postie to only fetch 1 email regardless of the setting. function my_postie_preconnect($connectionInfo) { connectionInfo[’email_max’] = 1; return…

This action gets called at the end of each Postie session. I.e. after Postie finishes the process of checking for emails and turning them into posts. add_action(‘postie_session_end’, ‘my_postie_session_end_action’); function my_postie_session_end_action() { //all done processing emails }