Have you ever built a site for a client and your email address gets set as the admin email, then lost access to the site but continue to receive their admin emails until the end of time? Me, too!

The CC Devs plugin adds a field to the General settings page where you can add a comma separated list of emails who should receive copies of admin emails for testing. The dev's version of the emails will include a link allowing them to unsubscribe from the site's emails.

How does it work?

On the Settings -> General page, add a comma separated list of email addresses to the Dev Emails field. Then, any time the website sends an email to the site admin, the devs will be sent a copy of the email with a unique link that will allow them to unsubscribe from receiving future emails.

1.0.4

• Cleanup syntax
• Replace DAYS_IN_SECONDS constant with DAY_IN_SECONDS

1.0.3

• Clean up syntax
• Removed functions file, moved all functions to main file

1.0.2

• Cleaned up an undefined index.

1.0.1

• Of course we pushed the first version live with a fatal php error. Fixed.

1.0

• Initial launch, just in time for Plugin-A-Palooza at WordCamp Orange County 2015

1. Upload ccdevs to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. On the Settings -> General page, add a comma separated list of email addresses to recieve copies of admin emails

or

1. Go to Plugins -> Add New and search for CC Devs
2. Click Install Now
3. On the Settings -> General page, add a comma separated list of email addresses to recieve copies of admin emails

On the Settings -> General page, add a comma separated list of email addresses to the Dev Emails field.