• First off, thank you for the great plugin.

    Second, I have a few ways emails are sent from the site. Sign ups, automated emails based on actions and contact forms.

    Currently they are all being sent from the email address I specified in your plugin config, however I would like them to use the ones I set for each different section (for example my contact me page goes to [email protected] but my sender email is [email protected]).

    If I specify all these different emails in my Amazon SES settings shouldn’t the plugin use the one that is passed to the wp_mail function? Why is this email always overwritten?

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-ses/

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  • Plugin Contributor Sylvain Deaure

    (@sylvaindeaure)

    Hi,

    Did you try the “headers” settings in “Reply to” field ?

    This would extract the header form the wp mails, and use them instead of a fixed one.

    just write
    headers
    instead of a real email address in “Reply To” field, and let me know if this works for you.

    (each potential sender must be SES validated)

    Thread Starter rbOthree

    (@rbothree)

    Hi Sylvain,

    Thank you for your reply. Just to confirm though, writing “headers” in the “Reply To” field will send from the intended email address? That’s an interesting behaviour!

    In that case, does it matter which of the email addresses are in the “sender email” field as long as it’s validated (and I have “headers” in the “Reply To” field)?

    Thread Starter rbOthree

    (@rbothree)

    Quick update, I’ve set the “Reply To” field as headers but it still seems to be sending from the default send address.

    Is there anything I can do to help debug this problem?

    Thread Starter rbOthree

    (@rbothree)

    Sorry for the triple post, but it seems to be down to the headers being used. I think in some cases the “From:” header is used as opposed to “Reply To”. Would it be possible to make the plugin work with both sets of headers?

    Plugin Contributor Sylvain Deaure

    (@sylvaindeaure)

    Yes, the plugin does currently extract the “Reply-To” header and uses that as “reply-to” for SES.

    I’ll add the “From:” header extraction and use that as “from” email when “headers” mode is set.

    Thread Starter rbOthree

    (@rbothree)

    Great, thank you! I eagerly await the update 🙂

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