il_gianni

I have solved the problem this way:

in this path

/wp-content/plugins/booking-system/includes/reservations/

there is this file

class-backend-reservation-notifications.php.

When you open it, search this paragraph

/*
* Set email info to user or buyer.
*/
if (strpos($template, ‘admin’) !== false){
if ($DOPBSP->classes->prototypes->validEmail($settings_notifications->email) == ”){
return false;
}
$email_to = $settings_notifications->email;
$email_from = ‘***@gmail.com’; //$reservation->email;

I edited the last line (in bold) and now when the user leaves the “email” field empty among his contacts, I am able to get the admin notification with my own email address as sender.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by il_gianni.

Hi, I have just updated the pluging to the latest version but unfortunately the problem remains.

The domain of my email is gmail.com and not google.com.

What can I do now?

Hi, everything works now.

I sum up the settings:

-admin notifications method: SMTP mail()
-notifications mail: …[email protected]

-user notifications method: PHP mail()

-smtp settings are referred to the @gmail.com account written above

-Notify admin on approved book request enabled

-Notify user on approved book request enabled

-all the other notifications are disabled

Thanks for all Sabina

Ok, thanks again

Hi and thanks for the answer. I have just made a try with smtp just for admin notifications method. Smtp settings are referred to the same account of notifications mail.

The problem remains.