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In reply to: [Health Check & Troubleshooting] View extended PHP information error linkQuick fix: Open “debug-data.php” in the plugin editor (under “pages” folder)
Go to line 116
Change from
esc_url( admin_url( '?page=health-check&tab=phpinfo' ) ),to
esc_url( admin_url( '/tools.php?page=health-check&tab=phpinfo' ) ),Assuming the new site will have it’s own WordPress install, then yup, you’re correct in that you can install Post SMTP again on the new site.
You can use the same email account on as many sites as you like.
One thing you should consider though is so long as you are sending mail as the account you’ve set up, it will be fine. If you are sending email as if it is coming from the domain the website is being hosted at, then you’ll need to make sure you set up SPF, PTR & DKIM records correctly.
In basic terms, let’s say you have your-domain-1.tld and your-domain-2.tld but you have an email account of my-email-1.tld
If both sites are sending email using From: something@my-email-1.tld, then all is fine. (i.e. from either site, you’ll get emails from something@my-email-1.tld)
But if you are sending emails using my-email-1.tld but changing the From: / ReplyTo: fields to sales@your-domain-1.tld and/or enquiries@your-domain-2.tld, then you’ll need to add entries to your SPF records to authorise my-email-1.tld to be able send emails on behalf of domain-1.tld & your-domain-2.tld
Hope that makes sense.
I don’t remember seeing a maintenance button in Ninja Forms, but one thing you can do is go to the restrictions and set the “Limit Submissions” to -1
Then set a Maintenance message in the field below.When the form is loaded, it will display your maintenance message.
Remove the Submission Limit to have the form working again.Chris
Have you got the options set to Prevent Other plugins from changing the Email address/name?
Are you using the exact same email account to send email as you were in CF7?
Did you fix this? Looks like you are using Gmail to send the emails, you may have to re-authenticate your Gmail account again.
Can I ask if you are attempting to send a lot of emails very quickly, or are sending a high volume of emails in a relatively short period.
Are you using a Gmail account to send your emails by any chance?
If you are using Gmail, this type of error usually indicates a problem with the remote mail server. That could be down to the remote server going away during your servers attempt to talk to it, or your server taking too long to complete the send. Or as most often the case, you are attempting to send/receive emails faster than the Gmail API allows for your type of account.
No, I want the transcript for a failed message. Switch the logging to ON.
If you are not seeing any failures (from the diagnostic output), then your problem is not with your website, POST SMTP or the mail provider you are using to send email. The problem is 100% with the receiving mail server. As you’ve said you have set up SPF, DMARC and DKIM correctly, you’ll need to verify your sending domains reputation (by using a domain reputation checking service).
You are trying to work out if you are successfully sending ALL messages or if the problem is at the receiving end.
That error is coming from your email provider.
Whoever you are using is rate limiting the number of emails you can send.Who or what are you using for email?
Under the Logging tab, make sure logging is enabled.
That will log the full transcript between your site and the mail server.If you run the diagnostics, post the info here. (taking out any personal info you don’t want displayed if there is any).
When you say “they will not be sent”, what are you seeing in the POST SMTP logs?
Do you see a successful send in the POST SMTP logs, but the recipient is not receiving the emails?
Or are you seeing failures during the sending process in the POST SMTP logs?If it’s during the sending process, post the error message and any diagnostic information here.
If you are not seeing any errors during the sending process, the problem is at the receiving end of the email chain and beyond the control of POST SMTP (or any other type of plugin).
If the problem is with receiving of the emails, have you configured your SPF, DMARC and DKIM within your zone file? Do the ReplyTo: From: match the sending domain you are using within your SMTP account? (Or have you added the relevant settings to your SPF records to allow that domain to send on behalf of?)Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Members Membership Plugin] Error in header.php@nicodm You could either go back to the theme developer and (a) check for an updated theme (b) ask them to update the theme (c) create a child theme copy and then copy the header.php file to your child theme, open it up and remove/replace the function with the latest version if there is one.
Those are your only choices…
swap to https://wordpress.org/plugins/2fas-light/ Works a treat…
@yehudah Given the mention of WooCommerce and Out of Memory errors, is this the dreaded log file too large issue? I don’t have the issue and can’t repeat, but does switching off the logging have any effect on this issue does anyone know?
@yehudah means, check the Post SMTP logs for a message that failed, then work out what feature or plugin on your site sent that email.
i.e If a Form plugin created an email, check what value that form plugin is setting the body of the message to. Or if in WooCommerce, check what value that WooCommerce is setting the body of the message.The plugin or module that is creating your email is doing so with a blank body.
Post SMTP doesn’t strip content, or create any content. It only sends what it is given to a mail service. Something is creating a mail with no body, so you need to find what that ‘something’ is…That looks very much like a page design issue.
You’ll have to edit the actual post that you have set for your homepage.
Looking at the generated HTML for that page, it looks like the page has 3 different unique sections on it, each with the WP Members code.