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  • Ah. Okay then. I appreciate the info. I will check with them to see if that’s okay. Should I assume this is the case with any form maker in Wordress working not so well with Rackspace? And do you know if it would it make a difference if I switched from Bluehost to GoDaddy?

    So, you’re saying that because my client is using bluehost for hosting the website, and rackspace for hosting their email, I won’t be able to use this plugin? I’m saying this because I’m positive that they will not change either hosting providers.

    This was when I put in smtp.emailsrvr.com as the Outgoing Mail test. I did that because I looked up what the outgoing server name was on the rackspace website.

    Not sure if I know what I’m doing with that plugin, but let me see if this helps:

    Port	Port 25	Port 443*	Port 465	Port 587
    Outbound to Internet	Closed	Open	Closed	Closed
    Service Available	No	🔒 HTTPS	No	No
    ID	-	googleapis.com	-	-
    STARTTLS	-	-	-	-
    Auth	None	-	-	-	-
    Login	-	-	-	-
    Plain	-	-	-	-
    CRAM-MD5	-	-	-	-
    OAuth 2.0	-	-	-	-
    * Port 443 tests against googleapis.com, not the SMTP hostname you enter.
    Summary:
    
    ✅ 🔒 Port 443 can be used to send Gmail with the Gmail API.
    ❌ No outbound route between this site and the Internet on Port 25.
    ❌ No outbound route between this site and the Internet on Port 465.
    ❌ No outbound route between this site and the Internet on Port 587.
    A port with Service Available "No" indicates one or more of these issues:
    
    Your web host has placed a firewall between this site and the Internet
    The SMTP hostname is wrong or the mail server does not provide service on this port
    Your PHP configuration is preventing outbound connections
    Your WordPress configuration is preventing outbound connections
    If the issues above can not be resolved, your last option is to configure Postman to use an email account managed by your web host with an SMTP server managed by your web host.

    All my settings are still there. It’s just not working. I’m trying to ask questions on the WP Mail SMTP plugin page also to see if it would help with the problem.

    Unfortunately, I’m starting to look like an idiot to my client by using this form plugin with their email addresses. And the site is live.

    I saw that too. Unfortunately I don’t have access to my client’s Rackspace email hosting. Someone please help?!?

    I’m getting the same message, and it’s surrounded by a red box:

    Failed to send your message. Please try later or contact the administrator by another method.

    The form works fine with my email address, but when I switch it to my client’s email address, I get that message.

    As the original poster suggested, please help asap. I may also start another thread if we don’t hear back soon.

    Thread Starter dsb0328

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    That is so helpful. Thank you and I will let you know if it works for sure.

    Thread Starter dsb0328

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    Thanks d4z_c0nf. Looks a bit foreign to me at first, but I’ll look into this and see if I can make any sense out of it.

    Thread Starter dsb0328

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    So, Im guessing there is no way to do this?

    Thread Starter dsb0328

    (@dsb0328)

    Surely someone has had to deal with this issue in wordpress before me. Does anyone know of any Javascript or other solution? Pleeeeeasse?

    I tried to put this code in the html editor of the gif file, but it didn’t work:

    <img class="bagmorecash aligncenter wp-image-1388 size-full" src="/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/WA_BSC_Animate3.gif?rand=<?=rand(1,1000);?>" alt="" />

    The part that reads ?rand=<?=rand(1,1000);?> is what I added.

    Thread Starter dsb0328

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    I figured it was a browser issue, but was hoping there was a way to “trick” the browser into reloading the animation every time the page was loaded since not everyone is going to go and check their about:config settings every time they go to a website. And by not everyone, I mean practically nobody.

    Thread Starter dsb0328

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    P.S. I am working with a child theme.

    Thread Starter dsb0328

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    So I found some script online about this and tried putting it in my functions.php file at the end, but before the <?php }

    <div id="panel-1122-2-0-0"><img id="bagmorecash" src="WA_BSC_Animate3.gif" /></div>
    	<script type="text/javascript">
        	$(document).ready(function () {
            	$("#bagmorecash").attr("src", "WA_BSC_Animate3.gif?" + Math.random());
        	});
    	</script>

    It sort of works with Chrome by animating again if you go to another page and come back, but not just on a refresh. It doesn’t work at all in Firefox. I don’t know much about php or javascript. So, I don’t know if I’m doing something wrong here. I gave the placed image a css class of bagmorecash and the actual name of the image is WA_BSC_Animate3.gif

    From what I’m gathering, this is more of a Chrome/Firefox thing and not a wordpress thing. But I still need to know what to put where. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks.

    Thread Starter dsb0328

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    Found out in another post I created that it was because the transitions in the customize area needed to be turned off. They didn’t work with my menu in IE 11 for some reason.

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