sarahphp1
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [SMTP Mailer] Not working with Contact form 7You are welcome Mr. Alam
I hope this will help others who face the same issue.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [User Role Editor] Removes default wordpress capabilities – no fixI always install plugins on a test WordPress site before I install them on my ‘real’ website.
On my dev environment, I have two WordPress installations. One is for testing my plugins and others’ plugins, and the other installation is for the actual website that I will push to staging then production.
I do my best not to pollute my database with 3rd party plugins before I thoroughly test them.And my advice to this plugin’s developer is to put a disclaimer in the plugin description to advise users to install the plugin on a test website before they install it on their actual website.
People who use WordPress range from seasoned developers to people who know nothing about web development.So, that’s my two cents. 🙂
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [SMTP Mailer] Not working with Contact form 7I have to add that this only happens with Gmail setup in SMTP Mailer.
It does not happen with sendinblue.
I have not tested the other mail service providers yet.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [SMTP Mailer] Not working with Contact form 7I had the same problem when I configured SMTP Mailer.
I think (I am not sure) the problem with Contact Form 7 and SMTP mailer configuration is the ‘From field’.
With SMTP mailer configuration, you have to put a value in the ‘From’ field, and Contact Form 7 requires the email to belong to the site domain, otherwise, the relaying mail servers will think it’s a spoofed address.
You don’t need to put any value in the ‘From’ field when you configure SMTP Mailer with GMail or Sendinblue. Just leave the ‘From’ empty.
That’s my 5 cents. 🙂Oh, Mr. Alam correct me if I am wrong please!