Blocking the IP in incoming emails + email as sender

Steffen,

It is the known issue and we are working on that. If it is critical please use the Custom Form Action for now
https://nicepage.com/doc/66444/send-emails-with-custom-form-action

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Allen R.
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Hi Allen,

the IP address is still transmitted. Do you already know when the problem will be solved?

Best regards,
Steffen

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Susanna I.
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Last edited 02 August 2021 by Support Team

If you are using HTML files you can open up scripts/form-number.php either on your computer after exporting or on your server that coincides with the form in your page and change the 'sendIpAddress' => true, to false such as this 'sendIpAddress' => false, on the 4th line of the array. To find out which form is being used (if u have more than one form on ur site) open up the page with the form such as Contact.html and look for the <form action="form-number.php which will tell which php file to open. this might sound complicated but it is really not. search around you will figure it out.

$form = array(
action 'subject' => 'your subject',
action 'email_message' => 'your message.',
action 'success_redirect' => '',

'sendIpAddress' => false,         **<-- Change this here from true to false.**
'email' => array(
'from' => '',
'to' => 'email@example.com'
),

Last edited 11 June 2021 by bluezbooze

Hi,

@Steffen1988, please make sure that you enable EU Cookies popup under Site Settings >> General tab

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Susanna I.
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Hi Susanna, thanks for your help. Now it works.

Best regards,
Steffen

If you are using HTML files you can open up scripts/form-number.php either on your computer after exporting or on your server that coincides with the form in your page and change the 'sendIpAddress' => true, to false such as this 'sendIpAddress' => false, on the 4th line of the array. To find out which form is being used (if u have more than one form on ur site) open up the page with the form such as Contact.html and look for the <form action="form-number.php which will tell which php file to open. this might sound complicated but it is really not. search around you will figure it out.

$form = array(
action 'subject' => 'your subject',
action 'email_message' => 'your message.',
action 'success_redirect' => '',
action 'sendIpAddress' => false, <-- Change this here from true to false.
'email' => array(
'from' => '',
'to' => 'email@example.com'
),

Hi bluezbooze,

thats an amazing idea. I will try it in the future.

Best regards,
Steffen

Hi,

We're glad that the problem is solved.

Thanks for being with Nicepage.

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