I am managing a WordPress site that has a Report form, users send a report using Ninja Forms. Ninja forms emails the submission to an email address connected to the same domain as the website the Wordpress is installed on. The issue is that legitimate emails are being swept into the Spam folder. This only seems to be affecting one email address.
I changed from default PHP mailer to SMTP mailer. I added the email address that the forms were coming in from as a contact in the web mail client. "X-Spam: Yes" appears at the end of a false-positive submission email's header. How can I prevent these submissions from being automatically flagged as spam by Hostinger? It uses roundcube open source web mail client but the person checking submitted emails insisted on using POP.
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I have an e-commerce website who's mail is generated using web mail on C-panel. When I started developing my site I have put dummy email i.e: "mywebsitename#admin.com" and then connect my outlook using my web mail. I have used that webmail on all the forms across the website. Now that I have completed my site and changed my dummy email to my webmail generated mail, after doing that all my previous emails that I have received are gone missing. Is it due to changing of email on WordPress or is there any other problem because of which my mails disappear from my outlook. Kindly help.
I have to deliver a WordPress eCommerce website but what if I give the role of editor to my client will he still get emails about the orders received on the website? Actually this is my first eCommerce website
The e-commerce email (the address that receives the order notification) should have it's Name and password, it is sure that he can receive the received order notification from the email if you provide him with the credentials of this email address. If he could access the website on the backend he could also access the orders.
You just have to write the email of the client in the Settings section of the WordPress. Your client will still get emails.
He can even get the emails without getting the complete access to the wordpress. This is how I am doing it for my client at maheenandco. You just need to put his email address. You can use multiple emails. You will find the option in woo commerce settings.
I am not techy, but I have built my own website using WordPress, via BlueHost as the hosting platform. I followed the Astra theme for my website. Everything works fine and the website is ready to go live apart from the contact form. When I test it, the message does not come through to my linked email address (Outlook email address). I am using WP forms for the contact form and I have downloaded the WP Mail SMTP plug-in as advised in an article I read. The notification emails are all set correctly to the email where I want to received etc. The exact error message I am receiving is "SMTP connect() failed", I have also had messages about authentication when trying to resolve this. I contacted Blue Host chat support, but they were not very helpful. Can anyone help?
I have changed all the email addresses to send where I want them to go in the fields, however upon sending an email through the form on the site I still receive emails to the unwanted test address I entered when beginning the site development.
Is there some sort of setting that all forms send to a default email?
How do I go about only making the form send to the email in the field?
I am using the paeon theme if that makes any difference?
I'm using "Printer, email and PDF versions" Module (Drupal 7). Its functions are Print pages & forward the page content through email. When i share a page to another person through email, the message is clipped in there inbox and reporting as Phishing , also images are not displaying.
We have to configure anything from admin side.? why does this issue occurs?
Email clients are typically configured not to show images by default for security reasons (Example: hide offensive images, block malicious/harmful images, etc). See https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/7489/why-would-someone-want-to-block-images-in-email.
Similarly, if an email client detects that the From address of your email doesn't match the actual server that sent it, then your email may be flagged as a phishing email. See http://drupal.org/node/336038#comment-4735232.
Consider using a module like an SMTP Authentication module so that you can send emails through an smtp server such as Google's if you're using a Gmail address.