Martinince

Esmi, fine but there is no connection between what you pay for something and how well it is supported – plenty of expensive stuff has poor backup and plenty of cheaper ones are user-friendly.

This issue has arisen because of actions by ISPs that WordPress has not mitigated. So it is a classic fall-down-the-cracks boundary issue, perhaps one which involves more than one community.

So far I have been advised to get an SMTP authorisation plugin, which simply asks me for tons of stuff I have know nothing about (secure connection prefix, SMTP username….) and a download from the ISP which Windows 7 cannot cope with and which is full of utterly untransparent stuff – sample follows

create any test email user from from users Cpanel. edit the file : contact.php, and fill the appropriate details such as :
(Note: other supporting are supporting scripts, which need to upload in same directory, where your contact/formail script as contact.php is located )
e.g :
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Host : mail.yourdomain.com
Email user : test@yourdomain.com
Password : (password of email user which ever you set.)

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None of this means a thing to me!

Thanks again

Martin

For example, the home page of http://www.martinince.eu

No, this is not remotely resolved!

Thanks, Martin