• Resolved motivmedia

    (@motivmedia)


    I have some questions regarding mail…

    1. The “test mail” function sends emails where? To the set addressee?
    2. Am I correct to assume that the plugin does not send mails using wp_mail but PHP mail?
    3. If 2. is correct, how would I use WP Mail SMTP then?

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  • Plugin Author wpdevelop

    (@wpdevelop)

    Hello.
    1) The test email at the Booking > Settings > Emails page is Sending to the “From” email address that you have specified at the specific email template page at the Booking > Settings > Emails page.

    But I recommend to make test booking at the front end side to test, if your email will be sending.

    2) No, it does not correct. Please note, Booking Calendar is use standard WordPress wp_mail function for sending emails. This function can be overridden by other plugins.

    Please check this troubleshooting instruction https://wpbookingcalendar.com/faq/no-emails/

    The most probably you need to check the point #5 from this instruction and install WP Mail SMTP plugin which is ‘sending emails via php’ option and it can resolve that issue.

    3) Please check point #2

    Kind Regards.

    Thread Starter motivmedia

    (@motivmedia)

    Hey.

    1) Okay, that explains a lot ??
    2) Very good, then WP Mail SMTP should work.
    3) I already use that. But my false assumption regarding 1) explains why I ddn’t get any mails. Now I do.

    Thing here was that the mail server for the domain was moved away from the web server after it was done. That’s also the reason we had to use WP Mail SMTP anyway.

    However, thanks to your quick reply, my issue is resolved. It’s sending mails perfectly fine.

    Thanks
    Floutsch

    Plugin Author wpdevelop

    (@wpdevelop)

    Great to know that issue have been resolved.
    Enjoy plugin and have a nice day.
    Kind Regards.

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