Josh68

I am also having this problem, but I wonder if I set things up wrong. Sending to a yahoo address, I get the test email immediately.

I tested it out again, and this is the issue – if your reply-to address is the same as one of the aliases you’ve set up in your gmail account (i.e., a “send email as” address), gmail will ignore the reply-to and insert your primary gmail address as the reply-to address. If you submit a contact with an email that isn’t one of your gmail “send as” aliases, it works as it should. Gmail issue, not Contact Form 7.

Any ideas why this wouldn’t work in some cases (with gmail, in this case)? I’ve added the Reply-to header to my “Additional Headers” section, and both “From” and “Reply To” are showing up correctly in the headers, but when I hit “Reply,” my recipient address (the gmail address at which I’m receiving submitted form info) ends up in the “To” field. I was having this problem with Formidable but just thought this option and Contact Form 7 had solved my problem.

[Edit] – It works with Yahoo mail. Evidently this is a strange issue with Gmail. Any ideas still welcome.

[Edit 2] – Read this: gmail replying to user instead reply-to email

Thanks.

I should add that this seems to be a problem in Epiphany in Linux (and maybe some other instances), while other browsers in other situations are correctly displaying the player loading screen as soon as SB opens. In Epiphany, I see a blank, white box for quite a while.

Gee, that’s a really good question, and evidently has no answer.

I just updated NextGen and broke this fix. I went ahead and made only a change to my CSS to fix in IE8. Don’t know yet if it will break something somewhere else, but this is based on the overall dimensions of the containers for my 150×150 thumbnails (container width in this case is 170px):

.ngg-gallery-thumbnail-box, .ngg-gallery-thumbnail {
width: 170px;
}

I’m wondering about this myself right now as I try to solve a problem with a custom NextGen/ShadowBox photo/video gallery that someone else has working fine, and I can’t get to work right in IE8. Manually replacing shadowbox.js with the newer version (2.2) gets rid of this error (while not changing the reference to version 2.1), but it also doesn’t solve my functionality problem in IE. In my case, I’m wondering if the location of my shadowbox custom script, using Shadowbox-JS plugin, could be an issue, but it sounds like you’re having this error without using that plugin. Sorry I can’t be more help.

Thanks for these tips. I had to modify (for my chosen thumb size) that last, brute-force method to fix it in IE8. Any thoughts on how this will break with future NextGen releaes?

I’ll chime in and add that the crop (and apply only to thumbnail) function works on my install of 2.9.2 in Chrome, but not FF 3.6.2 (in which I have a lot of plugins installed). In my case, it’s probably a conflict with one or more FF plugins.