Wendihihihi

So some are dropped and some not, probably.

I am trying to send a test message now. See what WP Mail SMTP does.

Thank you Erik. I will be testing next week a lot so I’ll probably know soon.

Okay, thank you Erik. I will have a look.

But the one thing I then don’t understand and have to test with WP Mail SMTP is why form messages are marked as not spam but not sent.

The number of normal emails that arrive in the inbox are less (1) than the bcc emails (8). The normal inbox is hosted by Microsoft and the bcc email by Gmail.

I need to find a way to test it, maybe on a mirror site, because these emails are work emails and we receive about 15-20 a day via the form. Cannot miss those because they all have attachments and Flamingo doesn’t provide a system to store those.

I checked the SPF, DKIM, DMARC, but they are all okay.

I use WP Mail SMTP on a couple of websites, and I think I don’t have problems on those sites; I still need to check it next week. But I will install WP Mail SMTP on this site as well to see if the delivery works with it.

It could be that Outlook business / Microsoft is the problem.

I’ll monitor it and let you know the results. Still need to think about how to test it, because if I send test emails from whichever browser or email address, it never ends up in spam.

I’ll try to post it on GitHub today.

Yes, I agree. It’s better to focus on CF7 first. Since I am using it as well for my websites it is definitely serving the purpose. Crazy the amount of spam there is. My previous host provided a spam filter, but the current one sells it and I didn’t take it yet. Your plugin stops (too) many of them ??

Yes, of course. I didn’t check the database first; that was not so smart, but I also didn’t have too much time. Thanks, Erik.

I will post my findings on GitHub later, okay? Building a list of things I found.

I’ll compare the CF7_AntiSpam_Admin_Tools.php file over the weekend. See what’s added/changed.

Today, I had to dig into the plugin a bit, and what I found was quite impressive. You should see if you can also create a stand-alone version for all users, not only the CF7 users. It’s kind of a bit like what NinjaFirewall doesn’t for security. That team is really great!

I will probably look at your plugin more in the coming weeks. I’ll let you know my wish list if I miss something.

I am happy with the progress of this plugin.

Did you test it also for php 8.2?

If you only test it on php8 you won’t get the errors. I also won’t get them in php 8.1.

Also, make sure in wp-config.php set the debug to true

define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );

• This reply was modified 10 months, 1 week ago by Wendihihihi.

I am using simply a real email address, Erik.

I could send you screenshots if you need, but then I need an email address.

I’m going to create a new support topic, Erik, because I’m not sure anymore whether the original OP’s question is my question too.

I can confirm this issue isn’t resolved yet. It would be nice if the resend button sends the email to the email address provided in the CF7 To: field and not to the website admin email address.

Sorry, I forgot about it. But it actually worked what you changed. Some emails that went through in the past didn’t go through anymore.

Thanks

I will develop a new website in the coming months, so there might be some requests or suggestions.

Thank you

There might be a better solution, but these changes fixed it for me.

Line 11

class dynWid {

        private $dbtable;

        public  $device;

        public  $hostname;

        public  $dwoptions = array();

        public  $dynwid_list;

        public  $enabled;

        private $firstmessage = TRUE;

        public  $ip_address;

        public  $listmade = FALSE;

        public  $overrule_maintype = array();

        private $registered_sidebars;

        public  $registered_widget_controls;

        public  $registered_widgets;

        public  $removelist = array();

        public  $sidebars;

        public  $template;

        public  $url;

        public  $plugin_url;

        public  $useragent;

        public  $userrole;

        public  $whereami;

        private $wpdb;

        public $wpml;

        public $custom_taxonomy;

Line 67

/**

         * dynWid::__get() Overload get

         *

         * @param string $name

         * @return mixed

         */

        public function __get($name) {

            if(property_exists($this, $name)) {

                return $this->$name;

            } else {

                return null;

            }

        }

Line 95

/**

         * dynWid::__set() Overload set

         *

         * @param string $name

         * @param mixed $value

         */

        public function __set($name, $value) {

            if(property_exists($this, $name)) {

                $this->$name = $value;

            } else {

            }

        }

Looks good now.

Thanks for the fix

Okay, thank you.

The Help pages are actually quite helpful. I’ll see how it’s doing the coming week.