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try using it as a page and not a post in your homepage and see how it goes.

I reckon there’s a template compatibility issue here.

It was working until 3 weeks ago and then suddenly BANG! The attachments don’t come through since then.
I designed a new form to see if that particular form was in trouble, but no, all CF7 forms are not sending in attachments.
Take a look at it here:
musavisDOTcom/services/test/

Anybody here to enlighten us?
Takayukister?!

I tried changing the encoding in the main cf7 php file from text/html to multipart/mixed. This breaks the HTML markup in the results sent to my email account and still doesn’t attach the attachments.

1. No, not at this stage of development.
2. I’m not sure I understand what you mean about this query.

Guys, anyone know the answer for the second Q?

Content-Type: text/html; charset="UTF-8"

This seems to be the problem. What should I do to fix it?

By the way, this happens with every sender, not just yahoo emails. Even with my own personal email @mysite.com

You can use the new COPY FORM feature available in the current 1.9.3 version to duplicate the forms.

You can insert anything that can be rendered before sending (e.g. CSS) but dynamic PHP tags, I’m not aware of.

I think they will be sent in as plain text, unless the results page can process PHP.

You either haven’t configured you WordPress PHP Sendmail settings, OR
Your server doesn’t support PHP Sendmail.

In any case you can always switch to SMTP to send your forms.

I think this is a server side issue, not of the plugin’s.

Not supported in the current version.
Hopefully Takayukister will look into this issue in the near future.

Your best shot would be designing that number of forms. Good news for you is that the latest version of CF7 supports duplicating forms, so there should be nothing to it.

Duplicate the finalized form, and just change the recipient’s email address in each form.

Hope that helps.

Don’t forget to SAVE your changes! ??

Very easy. It’s placed in the form results design section. Look in the place where it’s displaying your default WP Admin email. Change it to your heart’s desire.