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  • I tried using To : [your-email] but i don’t receive the mail when i test it.

    If you are using the default CF7 form, then To: [your-email]would probably send the form the users email address so you wont receive it.

    I’m trying to get the form to send to the person who submitted the form.
    Is this possible?

    If you want to receive the emails and respond to the user with an auto responder, then I would suggest you take a look at setting up mail

    Scroll down to Mail (2)

    Thread Starter w_o_r_d_press

    (@w_o_r_d_press)

    I want the form results to go to my email AND to the person who submitted the form.

    Thread Starter w_o_r_d_press

    (@w_o_r_d_press)

    I currently have:

    To : [your-email] <myemail@email.com> <anotheremail@email.com>

    I receive the emails on <myemail@email.com> and <anotheremail@email.com> but the person who completed the form does NOT receive the email. How can i fix this?

    You Can Use Mail (2). check the checkbox and just enter you details where you want to mail.
    enter :
    To : [your-email]

    I want the form results to go to my email AND to the person who submitted the form.

    Yes, you can replicate the content of the mail section of your CF7 interface in the mail (2) to achieve this.

    @w_o_r_d_press

    To : [your-email] <myemail@email.com> <anotheremail@email.com>

    You need to change that to

    To : [your-email], myemail@email.com, anotheremail@email.com

    You forgot the comma.

    but the person who completed the form does NOT receive the email. How can i fix this?

    Be sure to read WordPress emails are sent but not received.

    Thread Starter w_o_r_d_press

    (@w_o_r_d_press)

    Thanks, it works perfect now.

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