If emails are not sending correctly, the most common reasons are:
- You are trying to send mail from a local development server on your computer. This will not work unless
sendmail
has been configured correctly.
- Your remote server is not configured correctly to send mail though PHP.
- Your remote server is not sending the correct mail headers which causes your email to be flagged as spam and either rejected outright, or sent to the spam folder.
If you are having problems sending mail with your local development server (on your computer), I recommend you search duckduckgo (or google) for how to install and use MailHog.
If you are using MAMP, here is a starting point for you:?Setting up Mailhog on MAMP.
Alternatively, you may want to check out?Local by Flywheel. It does what MAMP does except it’s free and more user friendly. It also has MailHog built in.
If this issue is happening on your remote server, then you can easily test if the problem is with your server configuration by installing the SendGrid plugin. You will need to sign-up for a free SendGrid account and generate an API key to use with the plugin. After that, try sending a test email from the SendGrid settings page. If all goes well, try again to submit a test review and verify that the notification is sent.
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This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by
Gemini Labs.
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This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by
Gemini Labs.
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This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by
Gemini Labs.