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Using PHP Mail

Andrzej Klasén — Thu, 08 Aug 2024 12:42:02 +0000

I’m using SMTP Mailer v1.1.15. Plugin is complaining that I’m using Using PHP Mail. I wonder why.

form is not working

Prabhu — Mon, 19 Sep 2022 05:06:03 +0000

After submitting the form I am not receiving the form submission details in my mail.

I am using Elementor form and PHP mail.

PHP mail() function no longer works following WP Mail SMTP use

Phantom Digital — Thu, 19 May 2022 16:29:26 +0000

We moved our websites to a server that wasn’t configured for the PHP mail() function so required us to use SMTP to send messages from websites. We have since moved to a new server that is configured to use PHP mail.

However, on the websites where WP Mail SMTP has previously been installed the PHP mail() function doesn’t work. Some of our sites don’t require SMTP (they don’t have contact forms or anything like that), which is why we’re trying to remove the unnecessary plugin.

Is there any reason why the PHP mail() function shouldn’t following using WP Mail SMTP for around a year? The server is definitely configured for it as new build websites send messages fine.

PHP Mail method sent mail twice

ahmedsana1998 — Fri, 29 Oct 2021 00:24:07 +0000

I’m using the PHP mail method with my form,

but when I click on submit, the email is sent twice …

I don’t why this happened

my code works fine in the localhost without duplicating the email … so I think the problem is not in my code

Note: I’m using PHPcode Snippet plugin in the WordPress to add the PHP code in my WordPress page

Excelente Solución a los Emails de WordPress

marcelogbusiness — Thu, 15 Jul 2021 23:26:54 +0000

Si usas WordPress y no te has preocupado de cambiar los envíos de PHP Mail de los emails que se envían mediante el propio WordPress, te estás perdiendo una gran solución de respuesta mediante SMTP directamente desde el servidor. Todo fluye de forma espectacular con WP Mail SMTP.

A Must Have for Every Site

stephenbair — Wed, 23 Jun 2021 12:29:53 +0000

Even without the use of WP Forms, I’d recommend this plugin. It makes integration with 3rd-party services like Mailgun or SendGrid super simple. I haven’t tried the more premium version, but the basic version is really powerful.

Images in messages not showing

epete — Sat, 24 Oct 2020 12:35:10 +0000

I tried using BlueHost recommended settings for outgoing SMTP mail (box…, Port 465, SSL checked) but that did not work. Hosting provider says it should work. I then switched to PHP Mail and that worked, but whenever I send a message with a graphic the receiver gets “The linked image cannot be displayed.” in Outlook. Tried several fixes but nothing seems to resolve it. Can’t move to paid version if this isn’t even working in the free version.

No Mail Type choice

sergio79 — Fri, 20 Mar 2020 12:14:03 +0000

Hi,

i don’t have “Mail type” option in my Setting->General section!
Why?

Screenshot: https://ibb.co/8MrZMtp

Getting Multisite to send emails

singer74 — Fri, 03 Jan 2020 19:47:37 +0000

I “inherited” a WP (5.4.1) multisite install that uses subdirectories and domain mapping for ~25 sites that are all on different domains. Yesterday, I received a complaint that an admin on one of the blogs was receiving spam and they thought it was coming from their blog’s contact form. In checking it out, I discovered that WP actually isn’t sending any emails at all, even though php.ini (5.6.35) shows that sendmail is enabled. (I tested the contact form in question, tried a few other contact form plugins, and then confirmed it with the Check Email plugin and looked in spam/junk folders — no emails.)

In an effort to get emails sending, I installed and activated WP Mail SMTP. After that, I got lost. I was able to get the messages to send using G Suite SMTP settings within the plugin, but that is unacceptable to the blog admins because it causes the contact form messages to come from my email address as the Super Admin. It appears that WP Mail SMTP allows sending emails from only one email address for the whole network.

I am the de facto admin for the network and all the subsites. However, each blog has its own named admin and that is the person who needs to receive the contact form submissions. Is this even possible? I’m having a hard time wrapping my head around this. Can someone possibly direct me on how to set this up in a way that hopefully makes everyone happy?

use php mail or smtp?

Alwin — Wed, 09 Oct 2019 11:08:44 +0000

Hello, I like to know if it is really necessary to use a SMTP plugin to send contacforms from my websites over SMTP.

My webhost assured me that I can use the php mail finction without any problems on their hosting platform, and it indeed seems to work fine (when I test it).

That would save me another plugin (SMTP plugin) to install.

So when the php mail function is working fine and is fully supported (also with a SPF-record) would you guys still use a SMTP plugin?