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(Maybe I shouldn’t have posted the above question here, since this thread’s marked “resolved”….)

This is what I’m using to get the sender’s email address into the Reply-To field:

$headers = ‘Reply-To: ‘ . $contactEmail;

It’s working great. But is it possible to get the sender’s name into the Reply-To field as well as the email address? So that you get something like:

Reply-To: Joe Schmoe <[email protected]>

I can capture that info from my contact form and output it with the message body, but I can’t figure out any syntax that will get WP-SES to accept it as part of the Reply-To field.

Thanks for any help, Silvain!

Any answer to this? I’m wondering about wp-pass.php and wp-register.php as well. Thanks.

I would also like the answer to this question. Thanks!

No luck with the zip. I can upload it to the remote server, but when I try to unzip it, it unzips to a TemporaryItems folder on my local machine.

Here’s the error message I get when I try to copy ANY file from my local computer to the remote server:

Expected handle: /opt/bitnami/apache2/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/ssh-sftp-updater-support/”/Users/xxxxxx/Sites/yyyyyyy/wp-content/plugins/ssh-sftp-updater-support/readme.txt” “readme.txt”

I can wait for the official update if the solution isn’t immediately obvious.

Thanks for your help!

Thank you. I did this, but when I tried to upload, I couldn’t copy the file—kept getting an error message about “expected handle.” Maybe I’ll just wait patiently for the new official version ??

I’m having the same problem—need to upload or copy/paste the key for each update—and I’m using your version 0.3. I’m using the same computer and browser each time. Any suggestions? Thanks!

By my count there are at least 5 of us experiencing this ACF slowdown. I’m just wondering if other ACF users are having the same problem and just not reporting it, or if there’s something common to our installations, but relatively rare in the total universe of ACF-users, that accounts for the problem.

Two factors I’m curious about: size of database, and use of the “relationship” field type. We use the latter, and our database is close to 9000 records. How about you?

Are you all using the very latest version of ACF? We’re on 3.0.3, and I see the plugin is available in 3.0.6.

We’re having the same problem. Could there be a conflict with other plugins? Besides ACF, we’re using:

Akismet
Disqus
TurboCSV

Any commonality with other people having the same issue?