bgoerzen88

Just for a little more insight on this issue to other’s who may see this thread.

Instead of setting a shortcode for the email in the “From” field of the Mail section, I set it has an actual email address and it still came through as:
WordPress <[email protected]> via p3nlhg147.shr.prod.phx3.secureserver.net

I feel like I’m missing something really simple?

Thanks for the information, I’ll give it some more troubleshooting and see what happens. It’s just weird, I have the From fields set up the same way as they mention on the FAQ’s section on their site… Anyway, thanks again for your help.

Good luck to you and your client.

Are there any known conflicts between other plugins?

I’m having the same problem. Both Mail and Mail (2) do not output the correct information in the “From” field.

Mail:
To: [email protected]
From: [FirstName] [LastName] <[Email]>

Mail (2)
To: [Email]
From: Business <[email protected]>

Yes my shortcodes are spelled correctly. The “To” field in the Mail (2) works with the shortcode [Email]. it sends it to the correct person. But the [Email] shortcode does not work in the “From” field of the Mail section. It still shows I received an email from WordPress. I looked in the FAQ and used the formatting suggested, but it still didn’t work.

Also, the “From” field of the Mail (2) section doesn’t show that it was sent from “Business <[email protected]>” it still shows it was sent from WordPress.

Sorry, should have done the initial “plugin cross-compatibility” check first. The culprit plugin that caused my issue was Insert PHP. This issue is now resolved.

I managed to fix the redirect to the homepage. It may not be the most effective or dynamic, but on line 46 of the functions.php of the s8 login plugin, I changed “wp-login.php” to “login/” Obviously don’t use the quotes, but it has seemed to work for me.