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Takayuki Miyoshi on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] Cf7 checkboxes display?"
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Takayuki Miyoshi on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] How to make cf7 checkbox horizontal and vertical?"
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QROkes on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] Multisite with domain mapping validation"
For this kind of sites is normal to have one domain per site. Email validation doesn't recognize (subsites) mapped domains, so it always cause an error because the email (subsite) doesn't belong to the main site domain.
CF7 only validates with the main site domain.
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mistahtea on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] Tabindex not working?"
Not sure what you're hinting at? Guessing that I should remove your-name? If you could point out what I've done wrong I would really appreciate it. Sorry that I'm not seeing it.
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vdberg on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] configuration error come up, but form is working"
Hi there,
Ive created a new contact form, and I want the from field to show the senders name and email adress, so that I can just hit reply on that same email to respond to my customers email. So in the from field I entered the following tags: [your-name] <[your-email]>, and then I save. I show me this message above the form settings: This contact form has a configuration error
and also, under the from field box: This email address does not belong to the same domain as the site.
When I test the email from my side, it seems to work fine, but I dont want to risk not receiving emails from my potential customers? Any suggestions of what Im doing wrong Please?
Thank you, and have a great day,
Gert.
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barnez on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] configuration error come up, but form is working"
If an email is being sent from your website domain, it should now have a FROM address from that domain. This is because emails are being spoofed by spammers and are being sent from a different domain. Such messages are often being routed into the Spam folder, and so best practice is now to include a FROM email address that is from the website domain. Look at the following setup:
== MAIL ==
To: info@your-domain.com
From: [your-name] <noreply@your-domain.com>
Subject: Re: [your-subject]
Additional Headers: Reply-To: [your-email]
What happens and why:
1. The mail is sent from the contact form to the email address specified in the TO field.
2. When you receive the message, it will have the sender's name and be from the noreply email address specified in FROM (This doesn't need to exist, but it does need to be @your-domain.com).
3. By including Re: in the SUBJECT, you will ensure that the field always has some text in it, even if the sender does not complete this field (Best practice is to ensure that there is at least some text in the subject field). Or, you can make the SUBJECT a required field in the *Form* by adding an asterisk: [text* your-subject]
4. Adding the Reply-To: [your-email] in ADDITIONAL HEADERS means that you can reply to the sender by hitting the Reply button in your email client.
5. If you want to actually see the sender's email address in the message you receive you can include it in the MESSAGE section. For example:
MESSAGE BODY:
From: [your-name] <[your-email]>
Subject: [your-subject][your-message]
So, although most users, including myself, much preferred the old way of being able to see the sender's email address in the FROM column of the email client, this change is now necessary due to the need to prevent emails from being identified as spam.
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barnez on "Is Anyone Leaving Contact Form 7 After Validation Update?"
@Lanny Kaufer
I understand your frustration, as a contact form which doesn't work is worse than worthless. Looking at your last post here, I notice that in your TO field you have [your-name] [your-email]. Try:
Or whatever your-domain email address you use to receive emails from that site.
* Disclaimer. I am in no way affiliated with the plugin, just a user like yourselves.
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BlackGrizzly on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] The message translation"
I delete it. And One star for you. Sorry.
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barnez on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] 2 configuration errors found"
@karljames67
Happy to hear that helped. I have passed on your suggestion to the plugin author.
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vdberg on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] configuration error come up, but form is working"
Mate, you are a legend!
Thanks for the help, Ive got it sorted.
So, the from email have to be from your domain to assure the email dont go to the junk folder? is that my junk folder or my customer(in this case the sender)
anyway, thanks for the help, and have a great day!
Gert.
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barnez on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] 2 configuration errors found"
@johnbernier
To get the best response to your issue, please post a new topic, and include a screenshot/list of your FORM and MAIL settings.
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barnez on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] configuration error come up, but form is working"
No problem :)
The changes will prevent the mail from being rooted into the spam folder of the address listed in the TO field in either:
- MAIL (in this case, your site's email account)
- MAIL (2) (the sender/your customer's email account via the autoresponder)
Please mark this post as RESOLVED so others can use it for guidance.
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Olly - OWMC on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] From Field"
It doesn't "need" to be from your domain, the form will still work. It's just an annoying error message that shows on the dashboard. They should remove the error message, or at least tame it, unless they have a good specific reason for it. As it is this is terrible UX.
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PPNSteve on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] Not a pleasant upgrade"
+1
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kstone113 on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] Form not working - not receiving the emails"
It is actually saying:
There was an error trying to send your message. Please try again later.
I've gone through your troubleshooting for that.
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crownmarketers on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] Not receiving emails"
I host with GoDaddy, my other site run CF7 and they work. A new site I'm build has CF7 however i dont receive the emails sent from the form. It says sent successfully however i dont receive it. I checked multiple folder in my email and nothing. I tried SMTP plugin however i receive errors and it doesn't work. How can i fixed this i need the contact form to work.
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motti_b on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] Field Size No working"
I have to agree. The standard PHP field-size code is not working, that's too bad. Can help a lot.
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motti_b on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] Date and time fields"
I am trying to find code for 'date and 'time' fields but cannot find any. Those really should be standard fields.
Also, if adding the two it would be great if the options for the date will include the ability to have the days and months spelled instead of numbers.
Time field should have AM/PM or 6:00/18:00 options
Cheers,
Motti
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motti_b on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] Multiple Colums"
You need CSS for that. Here is CSS example
.class_name {
width:50% !important;
padding-right:10px;
float:left;
}Add this to your CSS document at the end.
Now, in your form window, for the left column start by putting the div element:
<div class="class_name">
Then in it put the form elements that you need (email, name, phone etc,), After that close it with the:
</div> element
Do exactly the same for your right column (you can use the same class)
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UserA1Biz on "[Plugin: Contact Form 7] Problem for sending email through contact form"
Dear Sir/Madam,
Yesterday we have created the WordPress site and installed Contact Form 7 plugin. We have tried to test the form and it stated 'Thank you for your message. It has been sent.'
We tried several times but we still didn't received the test email.
May we know what is the issue for this Contact Form 7 plugin?
Kindly assist us. It is urgent.
Thank you for the prompt response.
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