E-mail gets spam – killed
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Though I thank you for correcting the bugs repaired in latest update,
I’ve noticed the last changelog does not mention the Sender issue…
It was reported here by more users already, not-right solutions were suggested…E-mail headers play a GREAT role for most e-mail providers in analyzing whether or not is e-mail spam. One of the things that is often checked is if Sender&From mail domains match the initial sending server’s domain… so…
Reply-to e-mail MUST NOT be used in From: header or for Sender: header.
The headers From: and Sender: should both contain emails in this tructure:
noreply_or_anything_else@SENDER_WEB_DOMAIN
The bug was (before 2.9.2 update) in your plugin in the file handling emails on line 371:
YOUR_WP_INSTALL/wp-content/plugins/visual-form-builder/includes/email.phpWhich is currently:
$headers[] = "From: $reply_to";
But should be:
$headers[] = "From: \"$from_name\" <$from_email>";
There is the same bug at (former?)line 396 …
Thank you for repair in next(hopefuly-in-a-day) update!
The reply-to feature should be there, but it should be strictly separated from Sender header …
Otherwise many e-mail providers will KILL the e-mail on it’s way, that’s right, not just put it in spam folder, they will literally assasinate the e-mail before it arrives… ??
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