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  • Plugin Author cimatti

    (@cimatti)

    Hi Hieke!

    We are sorry but in the last months we were busy with other projects and we had few time for this project; we’ll try to address translation issues soon

    Bye
    Fabio and Andrea

    Thread Starter HvH

    (@hvh)

    Hi Andrea,

    Thanks for your quick response this time. It’s not just the translation issue (that’s the question with the lowest priority). I’m mostly interested in how I can change the name in ‘from’ in the e-mail. The sender is now named WordPress, and I’d like to change that – a very logical option I think.

    Can you please add this? Your plugin is so professional, it’s a pitty that this option isn’t included. It makes the e-mails look unprofessional.

    Best regards,
    Hieke

    Plugin Author cimatti

    (@cimatti)

    It should work entering “from” in the format
    shown name <email@example.com>
    however this format is not intuitive, probably we’ll improve that field in a future version

    Thread Starter HvH

    (@hvh)

    I think I entered the e-mailaddress from my client there, not a name without e-mail (@), like ‘Fysiotherapeut’. Can I enter this somewhere?

    I mean: I want the client to get an e-mail showing: ‘From: Fysiotherapeut’. He/she should be able to reply to that e-mail, so behind this name, a private e-mailaddress should be entered.

    Maybe we can e-mail about this? That’s quicker than using this form, and we can exchange screenshots. You already have my e-mailaddress.

    Thread Starter HvH

    (@hvh)

    Hmmm… This thread was marked as ‘resolved’, although you didn’t answer this question or any of my questions since December 2013! Hence this mark-up as ‘resolved’?

    I really hope to – FINALLY – hear from you.

    Plugin Author cimatti

    (@cimatti)

    Hi,
    I’m sorry for the late answer. I marked as resolved as I thought the solution for now is entering name and email in the “from” field in the format

    shown name <email@example.com>

    If this doesn’t work it may depend on the way your hosting is configured for sending emails.

    As our contact-forms uses the standard wp_mail() function to send emails, any plugin that replaces or changes the behavior of wp_mail() may be used to set the from name or to use an external SMTP server if the problem is in the hosting settings.
    (we have a plugin for that but it’s not ready for a public release; I’m sorry but I don’t have another SMTP plugin to suggest)

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