It does, yes. We’re also working on a feature to specify individual WordPress users to receive notifications, since some other folks don’t want all members of a role (e.g., administrators) to receive the email: https://github.com/uhm-coe/authorizer/issues/175
Thank you for the quick response Paul. I forgot to mention that this is for a WP multisite, would it still send emails out to the site admins? We are currently not seeing any emails generated.
Hm, we use it on several multisite installs ourselves, so it should work. It’s a per-site config setting, so on individual sites in the network, go to Authorizer Settings > Login Access (tab) > Which role should receive email notifications about pending users?
If that’s all set up properly, I would look into the SMTP settings for WordPress; either the mails aren’t getting sent, or they are getting spam-filtered. We typically use the WP Mail SMTP plugin to use an external email account (e.g., Gmail) to send mails so they get all the DMARC records, etc. that identify emails as legitimate: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/
Thank you for the very quick response! I missed the role pull down menu. Thank you for all of your help!
