Roy Orbitson

Thanks for the glowing review.

Re delaying messages in CF7, mail must be sent before the user can get the ‘successful submission’ response. I doubt you want to delay that or they’d think the form was broken. You’d have to have another plugin written that could intercept that message, queue it somewhere then prevent it sending immediately, and later process all queued messages.

In future, consider creating a support thread before giving a plugin a poor review.

There are many reasons why a particular email does not arrive; that doesn’t mean this plugin is not adding the email to the queue, nor that CF7 isn’t trying to send it. No additional mail (including the built-in Mail 2) will send if the first email send fails, other plugins could conflict with this one if they modify CF7’s behaviour at all, and any normal misconfiguration of a message can prevent it sending. As the description states, the extra mail “does not include the automatic configuration error detection that the default mails have.”

Have you tried creating a test form and copying the details from the problematic form’s additional mail into the test form’s first Mail, to automatically detect errors? Have you tried visiting https://www.mail-tester.com/ or a similar service, and putting the address they give you in the additional mail’s To field? It will give a good indication of whether it’s being sent at all and, if so, why delivery could fail.

I’m sorry but I’m not convinced this plugin itself is the cause. I just created a fresh contact form that only used Mail and Mail 3, both emails arrived fine. I’m using the same v1.0.0 of this plugin as you, and v5.1.6 (the current version) of Contact Form 7. What version are you using?

Try the updated version.

Cheers @subwebsites, I guest they changed something. I’ll look into it and make any necessary fixes.

@macmanx Not intentionally. I clicked the link wondering what options it would show, but it immediately reported the thread. GET method causing write + no confirm/undo is bad UX, IMHO.

@kylemaccs Your problem is that your web server can’t/won’t connect to Google’s. This is almost always the hosting, not the plugin. Don’t take my word for it, try a different SMTP plugin, and get the same result.

Then use a service that uses voidable tokens for passwords.

How exactly would email get sent if WordPress couldn’t access the password? You can’t store an encrypted password that needs to be used in its plain text form unless you also store a decryption key, which defeats the purpose.

I meant https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/more-mails-for-cf7/

I just published https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/more-mails-for-cf7/ so if you can’t yet find it by searching on the Add New page of your WordPress admin, you can get it manually from that link.

Me too, It seems to clear the cache but the redirect to https://mysite.example.com/wp-admin/admin.php?w3tc_note=flush_pgcache

Are you referring to <meta>s? Yoast only provides one hook to filter ld+json scripts, which all this plugin was ever meant to do.

I have added extra filtering for the new Gutenberg editor, want to try it out to see if it suppresses the extra scripts? Add this to the end of the current plugin’s php:

add_action(
    'plugins_loaded'
    , function() {
        if (!function_exists('register_block_type')) {
            return;
        }
        $block_registry = WP_Block_Type_Registry::get_instance();
        $yoast_blocks = array(
            'yoast/faq-block',
            'yoast/how-to-block',
        );
        foreach ($yoast_blocks as $yoast_block) {
            $yoast_block = $block_registry->get_registered($yoast_block);
            if ($yoast_block && is_array($yoast_block->render_callback)) {
                $yoast_block->render_callback = function($attributes, $content) {
                    return $content;
                };
            }
        }
    }
    , 15 # after wpseo_init
);

Do you have a public Git repository on which you can accept pull requests?

You should be able to see that data appear and disappear instantly in the HTML source of your site, usually viewable by pressing Ctrl + U (or Cmd + U) in your browser. If there’s no change, you probably have a cached copy from an optimisation plugin you have installed, a CDN you have in front of your site, and/or your browser. You may have to clear caches & hard reload to see the change.

This plugin’s code’s so basic, it’d only break if Yoast changed the name of the filter.

You can write a simple plugin that checks for the existence of products in the cart that are in that category and filters the required option as per this topic.