• Resolved rsmith4321

    (@rsmith4321)


    Great job on this, it actually seems to work correctly on AMP wordpress pages which almost no other contact form does. It does need a few more options before I can use it. Mainly I need to be able to customize the message subject to have at least the name field added in it. If the message subject and from address is the same from every contact message, gmail will thread them all together even though they are from different people. Also the reply to: field needs to reply to the email address entered into the form. Some other things like drop down selection boxes would be nice if possible but might be beyond the idea of this plugin. Thanks!

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  • Plugin Author Jordy Meow

    (@tigroumeow)

    Thank you so much, I am really happy to get feedback on this plugin. I am really willing to make it perfect for you.

    For the “Reply To:”, I totally agree, of course. You can actually already customize the message subject and content but maybe I should propose options (or maybe in the Gutenberg settings?) for that.

    Indeed, the drop-downs are a bit beyond the basic idea, but I could probably keep this for a more complex Pro plugin. But I would really like to concentrate on an entirely free version of this plugin, with everything most users need the most 🙂

    Don’t hesitate to contact me directly (I know you know how ^^) and I will add the featured you need. I would be really happy if you could become an active user of this plugin.

    Thread Starter rsmith4321

    (@rsmith4321)

    I tried the latest version, it looks like I either missed it before or you implemented the suggestion to have the name field added to the subject line. Thanks! The only other thing is the reply to: field needs to contain the name and email address of the sender. That is typical for contact forms because they all come from your website address but you want the reply to the name and email address of the sender. I actually tried uncommenting the line $headers = "From: ${name} <${from}>;" . "\r\n"; I thought maybe that would do it you just didn’t want it by default, but it still didn’t change the header. Besides that it seems fully amp compatible so I would love to use it, thanks!

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    Plugin Author Jordy Meow

    (@tigroumeow)

    Modifying/forcing the “From” will make it fail on many SMTP servers or email services, which is one it was commented.

    I pushed a new version of the plugin with a “Reply-To” instead. That way, the sending will still work, but when you reply to the email it will use the one from the actual sender 🙂

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