### [wpforms_tasks_entry_emails_trigger_send_same_process](https://wpforms.com/developers/wpforms_tasks_entry_emails_trigger_send_same_process/) **Published:** March 26, 2020 **Author:** Editorial Team **Excerpt:** The wpforms_tasks_entry_emails_trigger_send_same_process filter is used to enable/disable notification emails sent asynchronously. **Content:** ## Description The `wpforms_tasks_entry_emails_trigger_send_same_process` filter is used to enable/disable notification emails sent asynchronously. The default behavior is enabled. ## Parameters $enabled*(bool)* Returning true disables asynchronously notification emails. The default is false.## Source `wpforms/includes/emails/class-emails.php` ## More Information Since WPForms version 1.5.9, form email notifications are sent asynchronously, similar to a “background process”. In some cases, particularly with sites that have low traffic, this can cause a delay with notifications sending out. This filter can be used to disable asynchronously form notifications and have notifications sent instantly during form processing. ## Example ``` /** * Disable form notifications sending asynchronously. * * @link https://wpforms.com/developers/wpforms_tasks_entry_emails_trigger_send_same_process/ * * @param bool $enabled Default is false (emails send asynchronously). * @return bool */ add_filter( 'wpforms_tasks_entry_emails_trigger_send_same_process', '__return_true' ); ``` ## Reference Articles [How to Disable the Background Processing for Sending Email Notifications](https://wpforms.com/developers/how-to-disable-the-background-processing-for-sending-email-notifications/ "How to Disable the Background Processing for Sending Email Notifications") **Categories:** Filters Hooks **Tags:** PHP ---