nickandyhead

Thank you. This is good info you’ve shared. I will look into the first part of your reply a little more, but it makes sense.

As far as the verified app problem goes, do you plan on resolving this issue? I realize there is a way to proceed through the verification screens, which is of course what I did. But I was wondering if you plan to better your plugin’s relationship with Google’s mailer?

I am noticing the problem seems to be related to WP Mail SMTP, which needs to have its Google Mailer OAuth reinstated ever few days. The mails start failing after a while.

Theme is Highend

Advanced Coupons for WooCommerce Free, Akismet Anti-spam: Spam Protection (disabled), All in One SEO (disabled), Child Theme Configurator, Coming Soon Page, Maintenance Mode, Landing Pages & WordPress Website Builder by SeedProd, Contact Form 7, Creative Mail by Newfold Digital, Elementor (disabled), Essential Grid (disabled), Essential Grid Google Fonts Addon, Feeds for YouTube, Google Analytics for WordPress by MonsterInsights, Google for WooCommerce, Hello Dolly (disabled), Jetpack (disabled), Jetpack Boost (disabled), LayerSlider, OptinMonster, Pinterest for WooCommerce, RafflePress Lite, Reviews Feed, Slider Revolution, Smash Balloon Custom Facebook Feed, Smash Balloon Instagram Feed, Social Snap Lite, The Bluehost Plugin, TikTok, TrustPulse API, Uncanny Automator, UserFeedback Lite, WooCommerce, WooCommerce Memberships, WooPayments, WP Call Button, WP Instagram Widget, WP Mail SMTP, WPBakery Page Builder, WPForms Lite, YITH PayPal Payments for WooCommerce Extended, YITH Shippo Shippings for WooCommerce Extended, and Yoast SEO…

Not sure if this is helpful… Based on what I see from the Network tab of the developer tools, the form submission process is ok (Status Code: 200 = OK) but when the information in the form is submitted to the server that the website is connected to, the server returns the “mail_failed” status.

I have quite a few plugins, maybe it’s because I’ve disabled Jetpack?

On the Careers page Application form. Also on Services page Advertising form.

https://doitrightcomputers.net/careers/

https://doitrightcomputers.net/product/sales/

Both forms use an upload file feature, which is why I’m using Contact Form 7 on there instead of the WP Forms that I use for other forms on the site.

This plugin seems to do a fine job of combating the problem of having hosting account information in wordpress’s emails that are sent out.

However, in gmail only, I still see a little bit of the problem.

I suggest you test thoroughly with gmail. It adds an extra line to the email “from” field which is not desirable. I will gladly send pictures if you want.

Also: to the person having trouble with contact form 7, I had very little problems installing the plugin (it works great other than the above stated issue.)

I suggest you start from ground up and remove any changes you made and revert them back to normal. I didn’t have to change anything crazy. May have a different hosting provider though… I have bluehost.

Sincerely Yours,

Nick