Hi jemwig,
In my experience so far the ChronoForms mailer works 100% of the time . . . with about 5% users the form is setup incorrectly, about 3% their site mail setup doesn't work, about 2% there are technical problems with the mailer (e.g. cc doesn't work with PHP Mailer), and about 10% the mail went into a spam filter or folder.
You've shown that your site can email which is an important start. What do you get in the ChronoForms DeBug report when you submit your form?
Bob
Hi
I have had it working this morning but now it has stopped again, I have no idea why.
Can I ask, how do you get the email sent to the email address of the user who submits the form? I have put in a dynamic To field and placed in the email set up field the entry ' {emailaddr} which is the name of theusers email field in the form. However this does not work. I have tried with the {}'s and without them in either case the debug displays the To: entry on the displayed email shows only the field name , '{emailaddr}' or 'emailaddr', rather than displaying the content of that field such as [email]'myUser@domain.com[/email]'
Hi jemwig,
In the Dymanic To field put just emailaddr no brackets or quotes. If this isn't working please post a screenshot of the DeBug report.
Bob
Hi jemwig,
That looks OK - the second email clearly won't go without the email address but the first one should be OK.
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Bob
PS I removed the domains from the email addresses
Thanks for the help so far. I have sent a zip file of the form to your email address.
Making some progress here now.
I have got the form sending an email to my address, which is GRETA! AND I have found out that when I put a second address as 'emailaddr' in a second email attached to the form this is in fact sent to the email account at my hosting service. I have had a forwarded message which came from [email]emailaddr@hp15.hostpapa.com[/email] ( hostpapa being the webhosting company I am using)
So there is an issue with how the fieldname of the email address submited in the form is configured. What do you think I need to do now?
Hi Jen,
is this V3.0 ? there should be more DEBUG info shown at the top of the page ?
Cheers
Max
Max, ChronoForms developer
ChronoMyAdmin: Database administration within Joomla, no phpMyAdmin needed.
ChronoMails simplifies Joomla email: newsletters, logging, and custom templates.
Hi Max,
I took a look at Jemwig's site. He's using a legacy Joomla 1.0 template that doesn't display system messages. Once the template code was added they show up correctly. This was the second time I've seen this with a SiteGround template - they do have Joomla 1.5 versions of most of them but usualy with different names and ids :-(
Bob
Hi Bob,
then I think that I will display the DEBUG in a normal header tags although it looks better now 🙄
Thanks!
Max
Max, ChronoForms developer
ChronoMyAdmin: Database administration within Joomla, no phpMyAdmin needed.
ChronoMails simplifies Joomla email: newsletters, logging, and custom templates.