gabstero

Thanks, Dake –

No issues with the email checker.

For now, I am only testing with the WP Mail SMTP Email Test feature. I only have one contact form which works (email delivered) fine if I specify any other emails than the one I’m having issues with.
The form is built with the Kadence block builder and I can specify in the form the ‘Email to Address’ and ‘From Email’ values. I can even see the debug event with no errors when I am sending it from that form.

I changed the ‘From Email’ in the settings to my Gmail acct, but testing the email in question is still not delivered.

I’ll switch over to SendLayer and let you know. SendinBlue was nice because they allowed 300 free emails/day. Which I will never get to, I only need a humble Contact form on my blog ??

Thanks for your help!
G

Thank you Dake!

So, I checked the spam folder and the test emails aren’t there. Also tested the spaminess of my delivery email (the one in question) and I got a 10/10 score. So no problem there either.
Also tried the ‘Force From Email’ checkbox but still no delivery.

And again any other mailbox on the same domain receives the test emails with no problem.

I am wondering. When I was setting up Sendinblue as a mailer it asked me to add the SPF and DKIM DNS records which I did and my domain is authenticated successfully.

Do you think there might be specific settings to look for at the Sendinblue mailer?

Thank you!

Thanks for the reply!

I am having issues sending to my webpage domain email address I have also specified in the Primary Connection From Email field in the settings.

A test email is sent successfully (I am getting the Test HTML email was sent successfully! message) and there’s no error in the debug (the only issue is that it’s not delivered). All I get is in the Debug Events is:

Event #27–Debug–An email request was sent to the Sendinblue API.–WP Mail SMTP

So again. if I am sending a test email to any other addresses (including on the same domain) than the one specified in the Primary Connection From Email field in the settings, it’s delivered ok.

Hope it makes sense.
Thanks!

Here’s my error:

Error Details
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An error of type E_ERROR was caused in line 102 of the file /home2/etc/wp-content/plugins/google-site-kit/google-site-kit.php. Error message: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function opcache_reset() in /home2/etc/wp-content/plugins/google-site-kit/google-site-kit.php:102

if it helps any.
Thanks!
Gabi

The sad thing is that my hosting company wouldn’t let me enable opcache as i am in a “share hosting”.

Any other ideas what to do?
Thanks!

Anyone?

thanks

Got it – Thanks for the help, Ryann!

g

Thanks a lot Ryann!

I installed the Simple Share buttons, and indeed it shows up twice.
I discovered that there’s a setting in the template I am using that lets me override the footer settings.
For some reason having it on, the footer the content repeats itself.
Do you have a suggestion which file I should look into to possibly discover the issue? I have basic php knowledge.

Thanks a lot!

Thanks Ryann

Yes, if I edit something, both change.

Thanks.
G

Thanks majorredbeard

Unfortunately I tried all those fixes with no luck (and not using Mailgun). At this point I dropped Form 7 and installed Contact Form by BestWebSoft.
Worked like a charm.

Thanks for the help!
gabstero

thanks – tried that. Didn’t work.

Looks like Form 7 took a nosedive with this latest update adding a ridiculous hard task to simple users like us to fix the validation issues.

Time to ditch it and look for a plugin that is actually designed for humans.

Bye Form 7.

Thanks much, Jose!!

Thanks a lot!!

Yes – that fixed it. Thanks!!

g

Aaa – thanks so much for the tip!

I found the right class to modify. Also placed it in the child theme.

thanks much!
g