After all these upgrades, WP 3.0 and using the latest plugin versions, Contact Form 7 and Mailpress, these two still conflict with each other when it comes to including attachments. Everything works perfectly fine on a regular set up (when Mailpress is not activated). But as soon as I activate Mailpress, all attachments in Contact Form 7 fail and no longer include themselves in an incoming email.
This is a very important bug and wish this can be seriously looked into and fixed!
Same for me- I'm using Contact Form 7 and Mailpress, both latest versions, and CF7 emails don't send when "Use Mailpress version of wp_mail messages" is checked. If I'm not using Mailpress for WP_Mail, CF7 works fine. I'm not using attachments or anything fancy in CF7 though, just a basic Name, Email, Subject, Message. Hopefully somebody can resolve soon. Thanks,
- Bradley
Santos Guerra
Member
Posted 2 years ago #
try this solution
Fast solution of many problems;
- Problems with attachments
- Problems with Headers
- Problems sending to multiple e-mail
Options > Mailpress > General:
Deselect;
MailPress version of wp_mail
I want to be helpful to many people, and I spent many hours trying all
the solutions coming out here and the simplest of all ideas was that I
solved the problem.
http://groups.google.com/group/mailpress/browse_thread/thread/8abb7b59322d0319
inpixelitrust
Member
Posted 2 years ago #
Youhouuu thanx for your replies I was able to make CF7 and Mailpress (using the newsletter add-on) work together using smtp. My problem was simple: CF7 was sending the forms, no problems, but the user got the red error saying that there was a problem while the mail were actually sent.
Some tips for those who would still have problems:
1.configure mailpress : as dragondeluz said :
Options > Mailpress > General:
Deselect;
MailPress version of wp_mail
2. instal wp-mail-smtp and configure it. Pay close attention to what you put in "from"
3. in CF7, copy in the email "from" field what you put in your wp-mail-smtp configuration for your "from" field
Et voilĂ :)
bigdealben
Member
Posted 2 years ago #
@inpixelitrust
Thank you but this really isn't a great solution. Basically what you've done is stopped CF7 from using mailpress. So the branding and design on our emails that I've done in mailpress won't show up on an CF7 emails.
The issue is with mailpress though feeding back null responses to CF7. It didn't use to be this way.
inpixelitrust
Member
Posted 2 years ago #
Yep, actually that's what I wanted, to stop CF7 from using mailpress design. Since I'm only using mailpress for my newsletter subscriptions, the mailpress design has a "unsubscribe" link at the bottom. The CF7 form is just thereso that users can send mails to the website owner, and getting mails formated with mailpress would disturb them.
Very sorry that it's not what you were looking for :(