Using with Contact Form 7 – Can't see sender's name

  • Resolved Stabdogg

    (@stabdogg)


    8 years, 6 months ago

    Hi,

    I am using Contact Form 7 and in the beginning it didn’t work. Couldn’t send any e-mails. I installed WP Mail Bank and presto, now everything works.

    Except for one thing. Whenever someone sends me an e-mail through the contact form the sender is labeled as ‘WordPress’ or whatever value I enter in the sender name text area. This means that all the e-mails look like to be from the same sender.

    Is there any way to use the input of the sender’s name as the name which is send to me? Contact Form 7 actually does that, but it is overridden by WP Mail Bank’s data.

    What can I do?
    Thanks a lot.
    Cheers.

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  • Plugin Author Varun Sharma

    (@contact-banker)

    Hi,

    Thank you for contacting us!

    We have released the Latest Edition in which your problem has been sorted out.

    Kindly Update with the Latest Edition 1.42

    If you still face any problem then let us know.

    Thanks & Regards

    Support Team
    Tech Banker

    Thread Starter Stabdogg

    (@stabdogg)

    Thanks Tech-Banker.

    I upgraded to the latest version.

    I still can’t figure out how to fix it though.
    What I would like is to see in my e-mail client’s overview immediately who the sender of the message is.
    Now it just shows me all the messages are send by the value that I filled in in the ‘from’ section. So it looks like all the e-mails are send from the same sender.

    Kind of hard to explain but I hope you understand what I mean.

    After I click on an e-mail it shows me the correct name and e-mail address. However, in the overview of all my e-mails, it says the same name for all of them.

    What can I do to change this?
    Thanks!

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