sebol72
posted this
07 December 2020
Hi.
I think we didn't understand each other.
I'll try to explain it differently
First:
the from field in the settings should be associated with the email field in the form.
Secondly:
The form sends the mail to the "Where to send submissions" field, but uses the same email address for sending.
I receive emails from my server, but from myself.
If I have a gmail address set then I have a problem because google knows that the mail was not sent from their server.
Summarizing.
In the email header I have the same sender and receiver.
In the settings it should be possible to define:
- address where to send submission -> There is
- address from which we send (e.g. existing in the domain or server, but entering depends on the users creating the form) .-> None
- address to which we reply (linked to the form field). -> None
Currently in gmail I have warnings about unsafe mail and negative verification. Google is unable to verify that this mail was sent from your address.
To prevent this, you need to add to the settings and PHP script the ability to define the address from which the shipment takes place (point 2).
Hi.
I think we didn't understand each other.
I'll try to explain it differently
First:
the from field in the settings should be associated with the email field in the form.
Secondly:
The form sends the mail to the "Where to send submissions" field, but uses the same email address for sending.
I receive emails from my server, but from myself.
If I have a gmail address set then I have a problem because google knows that the mail was not sent from their server.
Summarizing.
In the email header I have the same sender and receiver.
In the settings it should be possible to define:
1. address where to send submission -> There is
2. address from which we send (e.g. existing in the domain or server, but entering depends on the users creating the form) .-> None
3. address to which we reply (linked to the form field). -> None
Currently in gmail I have warnings about unsafe mail and negative verification. Google is unable to verify that this mail was sent from your address.
To prevent this, you need to add to the settings and PHP script the ability to define the address from which the shipment takes place (point 2).
