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Either PHP Sendmail has to be activated on your server, or you’ll have to make use of SMTP if available.

Have you setup mail server on your local machine?
If not, that’s definitely your problem.

@takayukister,

The new CF7 update had broken the emails being sent.
Now all emails are coming from [email protected] but they are all blank.

Thanks,
But that would be a site-wide modification. What if I want the check boxes to appear vertically in one single form?

My suggestion is loading the message sent confirmation with a DHTML effect in the center of the page and darkening the rest of the page.

Good point. this would be useful. Especially if selecting a radio button or checkbox dynamically loads the relevant section using AJAX.

Well, it seems you’re not inserting the same tags in you message design section.
In the message design section of your form (the frame other than you form design frame) insert these in separate lines (You can also use HTML if you need to modify the look of your received messages):

[checkbox-545]
[text-69]

You can also insert a label before the tags:

Do you want us to contact you? [checkbox-545]
Tel: [text-69]

I think you’ll have to use SMTP if you’re using WP and CF7 on Windows servers.

Hmmm, we have this feature in the comments area if you’re logged into WP as a user. Maybe the WP core will come to use in this issue.

You have to place these tags both in the design frame and the results (email frame).
There’s an option to change the recipient email address in your form options. You just have to change it to your desired address.

Hope this helps

A link to your site would be useful.
You’re probably having some errors in your HTML/Javascript/CSS.

You can use embedded CSS with DIV tags inside your form design frame.

This would be a useful option indeed.

Takayukister,

Same problem here. Definitely a version issue. Didn’t have this prior to the latest version.
Downgraded to 2.0 until there’s a fix available.

Well, seems it was just a mail server clog. Things are working fine.