What am I doing wrong?
to:[email protected]
from: [your-name] <[email protected]>
Subject: sitename”[your-subject]”
Additional Headers: Reply-To: [your-email]
Message Body: From: [your-name] <[your-email]>
Subject: [your-subject]
Dropdown Selection: [dropdown_menu]
Message Body:
[your-message]
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I use it so my visitors can contact the listing.. but I just discovered that the form doesn’t send to the primary receiver! Or at least it looks like it doesn’t. Have tried multiple email addresses ect. The other field seem to behave just fine..
When using tag to send to eg. {{nm_field_8}} I can see the same tag value in the preview. but the mail is not sent. when I add regular email to the ‘receivers’ field in addition, these go through no problem – but not the one that comes from the field tag ..
Try and modify url parameters in the link provided to test for yourself..
]]>is it possible to set a value from a custom field in a “To” field in form actions?
Thank you.
]]>I have used the shortcode inside a custom post and was getting the email from the post.
Now when I try I get blank input field on the front end. Perhaps someone can see, what’s going wrong.
$artist_email = gdlr_get_portfolio_info(array('artist-email'), $gdlr_post_option, false);
echo do_shortcode( '[contact-form-7 id="16" title="Artist Booking Form - do not delete" artist-email=" '. $artist_email .' "]' );
When I simply echo the variable $artist_email I can see it no problem. I can even see the first character if I do:
echo do_shortcode( '[contact-form-7 id="16" title="Artist Booking Form - do not delete" artist-email=" '. $artist_email[0] .' "]' );
But not the complete address. What gives?
]]>email*
to be used in the “To” address. When I prefix it with hidden it doesn’t validate.
In my case it defies the objective which is having a form that’s pre-populated with an unchangeable email address to a specific recipient. I don’t want the user on the front end see the email, nor be able to change it.
The only way is using css to collapse/hide the input. But that’s inelegant and allows robots scrape the email address.
Is there a solution? Thanks.
]]>However when I enter my clients email into the settings, the form then spits out a red error message and won’t submit. Any ideas how I can pinpoint this error?
If it matters, my clients email is on a different domain from the contact form. I don’t get why it’ll send to my emails on different domains but not their though.
]]>I suppose I want something like if or else in coding terms “if [your-country]=US send to [email protected] else if [your-country=AU send to [email protected],”but of course in Contact From 7 syntax.
Thanks.
]]>I would like to change the e-mail address where the reactions on the form are sent to. How can I do this?
Thanks!
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