skydivider

Are you using gmail web interface to respond to the email form?

I still think it is google side. I use domain aliases with Google and I just ran some tests with thunderbird using the reply-to function and Gmail handles it properly when I use I use the true root gmail domain address in the To: and From: fields with an external address in the Reply-to: field. When I use the domain alias as the to: from: and an external reply-to: address, then it fails to honor the reply-to: address. As such, I’m having a hard time making a case for this being a CF 7 problem in my testing…

and my domain aliases, I mean that the root domain for my G Suite account is:

myrootdomain.co.nz

and I have an domain alias attached that account which is different

myaliasdomain.com

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by skydivider.

Lots of people complaining about it here https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/gmail/aVlo3QqT7MY;context-place=topicsearchin/gmail/gmail$20reply$20to

The thing is, I don’t think this issue is new with CF 7. I think it’s a gmail issue @smallstar67. If I go back into my gmail and look at emails that came from CF7 from earlier this year when we were using an earlier version of CF7 the gmail interface still does not honor the reply-to field. I’ll need to try and do more testing if it can be replicated outside of CF7 or if it is something very specific to CF7 causing the problem.

This seems somewhat unique to gmail’s web interface, but I honestly can’t say how long this issue has been present. I don’t actually use the gmail web interface to respond to CF7 generated emails. I can confirm that it works fine in Thunderbird and in the iOS Mail app. The Gmail iOS app behaves slightly differently and if reply it inserts both the from: and the reply-to: recipients into the message.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by skydivider.

Yeah, that code is appearing when I view the page source. Just not sure about the wp_footer() part?

@smallstar67 are you, by chance, replying to emails using gmails newly updated web interface? Because when I try to reply to message using the new gmail webui, it ignores the reply-to tagging and replies to the sender. When I download the same message into my client (Thunderbird), it does reply to the reply-to address and not ourselves.

I’ve tested this against emails that were sent using an older version of CF7 so I don’t think it is a problem with the recent CF7 updates?

I see a few other users reporting this issue on the Gmail Product Help forums today.

I see this comment in the blog update:

We know some theme authors improperly omit wp_footer() call to block scripts from loading. That is one of the worst practices in theme development that will surely causes problems like those explained above. Ask the theme author for a fix if you find your theme has such issues.

How can I check my theme to see if it has omitted wp_footer() or not?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by skydivider.

I’ve tested and it doesn’t fail for me. Sometimes it does…sometimes it doesn’t. My god…this whole situation is a real mess…

I have the v3 keys installed. I can see some code injected into the source, but I have no idea why the badge is not being displayed.

I get this error but only if a user who has Editor roles logs in. When I login as the admin, I don’t see any error.

Any ideas how to correct this? I’ve seen no updates from the plugin developer

But I’m able to import from a CSV into mailchimp and only include Country and it works just fine? I do that all the time.

well, bumping didn’t help answer my question, and neither did this forum.

actually, really unimpressed that no one from the wordpress community had any suggestions or help for me…

anyways, I finally figured out the solution, here was the code that made it work:

<div align=”center”><iframe id=”blahblah” frameborder=”0″ height=”650px” scrolling=”no” src=”../maps/yourmapfile.html” width=”900px”></iframe></div>