Plugin "Contact Form" does not send mails

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cvr
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Plugin "Contact Form" does not send mails

Post by cvr »

I recently installed WonderCMS. Very nice CSMS and nearly everything works, besides the plugin "Contact Form".
When I fill out the form, no mail is send.
  • I edited the config file as mentioned on Github
  • I edited theme.php as mentioned on Github
But no mail is send.

Any ideas about mails not sending?

php 8.2
WondershareCMS 3.4.3.
Chrome Version 122.0.6261.131 (Official Build) (64-bit)
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nox
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Re: Plugin "Contact Form" does not send mails

Post by nox »

Hey cvr,

just tested contact form plugin and it does work fine for me.
Contact form instructions here: https://github.com/robiso/contact-form/ ... structions
Also check if the mail is in the spam folder.
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turboblack
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Re: Plugin "Contact Form" does not send mails

Post by turboblack »

what hosting do u use?
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willgetitdone
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Re: Plugin "Contact Form" does not send mails

Post by willgetitdone »

My form did not send a email either. My host is Godaddy. I checked the spam.
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NorfolkGreg
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Re: Plugin "Contact Form" does not send mails

Post by NorfolkGreg »

What changes did you make to the contact form code to personalise it?
arshem
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Re: Plugin "Contact Form" does not send mails

Post by arshem »

Your server may not allow PHP Mail or doesn't have a mail server installed on it. Some shared hosting services do not allow emails to go through their server, and you're required to use a 3rd party service or a SMTP server to send out email. Definitely check with your hosting provider to confirm if you can send mail through PHP's "mail" function. If not, that's the culprit, if they do allow it, check your PHP error logs and see if that shines any light on it.
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