Ro Nan

Ok, somehow it now works using [Email] after updating PHP and WordPress. I had to remove it completely and add it back so it didn’t work at first but only after a few hours of working with it.

I’ve updated everything but still get syntax errors no matter what I put in for an email address. What should it accept?

[email* Email] gives an error.
[Email] gives an error.
“[Email]” gives an error.

Contact Form 4.5
Wordpress 4.6.17

4.5

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by Ro Nan.

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This is my email line from the Form.

<p>Email Address (required) [email* Email]<br />

What would I place in the TO field under Mail (2)??

[email* Email] gives an error.
[Email] gives an error.
“[Email]” gives an error.

I’ve tried several ways to do this using this link but nothing is working.

https://contactform7.com/configuration-errors/invalid-mailbox-syntax/

Thank you.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by Ro Nan.

What would I place in the TO field under Mail (2)??

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by Ro Nan.

And I tested it with 2 other “test” Windows XP machines and it infected them in the same way.

I’m not saying that it can’t be fixed but I’m warning those that just use it as is. It WILL redirect you to an infected site by default.

Before you guys edit my posts and claim that I’m over reacting you should try it. I invite you.

Okay, if you want to get technical it may not be a virus but once you turn it on it redirects you to a site that is infected and that will infect you. All I did was activate the plugin and turn it on. I was then infected by this redirect. Call it what you want but stay away from this unless you want trouble. If you think its clean then I invite you to try it out. I’m just trying to warn others before they make the mistake I did. Luckily my web hosting company was able to restore my site from a backup. They also agreed that it had malicious code.