function _user_mail_notify

_user_mail_notify($op, $account, $language = NULL)

Conditionally create and send a notification email when a certain operation happens on the given user account.

Parameters

$op: The operation being performed on the account. Possible values:

• 'register_admin_created': Welcome message for user created by the admin.
• 'register_no_approval_required': Welcome message when user self-registers.
• 'register_pending_approval': Welcome message, user pending admin approval.
• 'password_reset': Password recovery request.
• 'status_activated': Account activated.
• 'status_blocked': Account blocked.
• 'cancel_confirm': Account cancellation request.
• 'status_canceled': Account canceled.

$account: The user object of the account being notified. Must contain at least the fields 'uid', 'name', and 'mail'.

$language: Optional language to use for the notification, overriding account language.

Return value

The return value from drupal_mail_system()->mail(), if ends up being called.

See also

user_mail_tokens()

drupal_mail()

File

modules/user/user.module, line 3625

Enables the user registration and login system.

Code

function _user_mail_notify($op, $account, $language = NULL) {
  // By default, we always notify except for canceled and blocked.
  $default_notify = ($op != 'status_canceled' && $op != 'status_blocked');
  $notify = variable_get('user_mail_' . $op . '_notify', $default_notify);
  if ($notify) {
    $params['account'] = $account;
    $language = $language ? $language : user_preferred_language($account);
    $mail = drupal_mail('user', $op, $account->mail, $language, $params);
    if ($op == 'register_pending_approval') {
      // If a user registered requiring admin approval, notify the admin, too.
      // We use the site default language for this.
      drupal_mail('user', 'register_pending_approval_admin', variable_get('site_mail', ini_get('sendmail_from')), language_default(), $params);
    }
  }
  return empty($mail) ? NULL : $mail['result'];
}