Marc2412

Kstone and jt,

It seems like your hosts smtp details arent correct. Open a ticket asking why the smtp details do not work.

It could either be that, or you have put in the wrong information.

I THINK THE EMAIL AND THE PASSWORD ARE INCORRECT IF IT DOES NOT AUTHENTICATE.

@jtwordpress

Could you show me a picture of your from email with the syntax error?

@jtwordpress

[“authenticate”]=>
string(35) “SMTP Error: Could not authenticate.”
[“connect_host”]=>
string(43) “SMTP Error: Could not connect to SMTP host.”

Did you check ‘authenticate’?

@jkstone113

try WP-Mail-SMTP instead of Easy WP SMTP

@exiliao

FAQ: https://contactform7.com/faq/#After_submitting_the_form_I_get_an_error_message

@jtwordpress “[email protected]” Won’t work unless it’s between brackets, as in.. <[email protected]>

“Romance Novel Convention <[email protected]>”

Can you copy paste your Boolean(false) log?

Glad to be of help. Well done.

Hey JTwordpress, nakathor, BrunoSousa, funkymonk145.

Try this:

1. Download WP-Mail-SMTP and activate the plugin. (Download here)
2. Make an Email account at your host starting with wordpress (So if your website is called https://www.testingthis.com, make an Email account called [email protected] and remember the password. (the default emails sent by wordpress start with wordpress)
3. Find out your hosts SMTP settings. (My website is hosted by Verzio so I googled “Verzio SMTP settings”. Every hosting company should have this.)
4. Login to your website, go to Settings -> Email. You should see something like this: SMTP page
5. Leave “From Email” EMPTY. “From Name” whatever you desire. Send all WordPress emails via SMTP. Return path UNCHECKED. Fill out the SMTP Host, Port Encryption, Authentication according to your hosts SMTP settings.
6. At Username, type in the email you created which starts with wordpress, at step 2 I created [email protected] as a test. FILL IN THAT EMAIL TOGETHER WITH THE PASSWORD TO THAT EMAIL. Save this and send a test mail to your email to see if you receive them. The test should come out as Boolean (true).
7. Go to your Contact forms. Click on E-mail. At “To” type in the email you would like the messages to go to. At “From” type in [your-name] <[email protected]>
8. At Additional Settings type in “Reply-to: [your-name] <[your-email]>”.

Now you can try and see if it works. Hope it works!

Ill be helping you all soon. Im at work at the moment.

Use Wp rollback plugin to install an older version that might work.

If you need help filling in the details leave a message:)

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Use wp easy smtp for your problem and in the from field place:

[your-name] <[email protected]>

Check your host for smtp details.

I have fixed this issue using the WP EASY SMTP plugin.

If you need help please leave me a message ??

you cant.

I tried everything, nothing seems to work.

Im using my domain email in the from section but its still not working.. WHATS GOING ON?

If

/* iPads (portrait and landscape) ----------- */
@media only screen
and (min-device-width : 768px)
and (max-device-width : 1024px) {
#main {
min-height:730px;
}}

Doesn’t work, try this (for the ones who have the same problem and bump into this thread):

/* iPads (portrait and landscape) ----------- */
@media only screen
and (min-width : 768px)
and (max-width : 1024px) {
#main {
min-height:730px;
}}

Nah not a dead link ??

But fixed it, added the following:

/* iPads (portrait and landscape) ----------- */
@media only screen
and (min-device-width : 768px)
and (max-device-width : 1024px) {
#main {
min-height:730px;
}}

Thanks for the help!

M