fruitybeetle

Found it

In Caldera, I use it’s option to use the email entered in the form field like this: %email_address%. This uses the sender’s email address as the ‘from’ and ‘reply’ emails in the sender’s email.

It works with Caldera (but poor deliverability), and I’m testing now with SendGrid which also seems to work, but it was not working with Post SMTP.

Hello. This works mostly but does not allow Caldera to replace the email and name using its settings, which is really important. For example, changing the email address to be the “sender” on the form contact form submitted.

Are you able to suggest how to get both of these plugins to work completely together?

Thank you

Thank you! I did it using the widget in the sidebar. Thank for this excellent plugin

Certainly!

I do apologise. Thank you. Yes you’re there!

I was using a dummy non-existent email ([email protected]), which mailchimp rejected – showing in error log – and also didn’t think the email needed verifying before showing up.

Thanks again. Speedy support.

Hello,

I’m looking for the same thing – I don’t mind users only logging in once to a protected page all the time the browser is open, but if the browser is closed, I want them to have to log in again the next time they visit the page. Any ideas?

Paul

A big thank you to popart – you saved my bacon with the wpremix theme there with the tip on removing the code.