• Resolved 2TheMoon

    (@ruskiller777)


    how to change sender email? maybe in php code? Please help because its really sad to see sender WordPress =)

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  • Moderator Yui

    (@fierevere)

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    Thread Starter 2TheMoon

    (@ruskiller777)

    can i do this without installing heavy plugins? all my emails works correctly but not wunderautomatics

    Plugin Author wundermatics

    (@wundermatics)

    Hi,

    Have you upgraded to version 1.5.9? In that version we added a From-field to all Email sending methods. What we haven’t done is update the documentation properly, sorry about that.

    You should format the from address like this (mime standard):

    Visible Name <[email protected]>

    Let us know if this works out for you.

    Thread Starter 2TheMoon

    (@ruskiller777)

    yes sender is different but i still see this

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    Thread Starter 2TheMoon

    (@ruskiller777)

    its not resolved((

    Plugin Author wundermatics

    (@wundermatics)

    Can you take a screenshot of what you have in the “From” field in the workflow?

    Thread Starter 2TheMoon

    (@ruskiller777)

    Plugin Author wundermatics

    (@wundermatics)

    Have you tried entering the following in the From field:

    Okay Market <[email protected]>

    Wordpress is really keen on setting the from name to “WordPress” so unless you specifically set the “visible” name like that it will insert it’s own name there. We will document this better and perhaps make a better default in the next release of WunderAutomation.

    Let us know how this works out.

    Thread Starter 2TheMoon

    (@ruskiller777)

    yes, good. Thank you! But email now go to promotion folder

    Plugin Author wundermatics

    (@wundermatics)

    Hi,

    Where the emails end up in your GMail account is not something that can be controlled by WunderAutomation (or any other emailing tool for WordPress).

    Google makes this classification on a case by case basis for each email by analyzing multiple factors like number of links, the language you use in the email body, your domains reputation etc. This is pretty much the same situation as with spam handling, it’s the receiver email client/system (Gmail in this case) that determines what it thinks is spam or promotional emails. You’re going to need to fine tune the content of the emails you send out.

    Cheers,

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