Second, you’re using the form in a sidebar. These fixes will work in the majority of cases. i tried with several email accounts – the same result. A few days ago I was contacted by a client in regards to an issue with a WordPress website, specifically an inconvenience caused by the Contact Form 7 plugin and the new Gmail interface (on PC).The issue was simple: when my client would click “Reply” to an email received via the website contact form, the “To:” field would be populated with his own email address and not with the email address of the person that filled the contact form. Since we cannot see your setup, here is what you need to check. I’ve seen people are saying you don’t need a key to get recaptcha to work but if I don’t I get this “recaptcha id” displays on my form and we get a ton of spam, if I put into the key codes the form sends a message that it can’t send at this time, try again only for it to never be able to send. I am still getting red border trying to send a message, I changed my captcha to V2 and no results then I went back to V3, I received no test email using WP Mail SMTP and I don’t have any change on my website. Thanks and congratulations for your plugin i installed contact form7 plugin and created form every thing working fine that is i got mail and all but iam not getting attach file so please help me out in this…….There is a conflict with the plugin “Email Templates” which does not allow attachments to be sent by the contact form.1. All the other fields behave themselves except that one. Adding simply, select will include the select container containing the select’s options.That’s nice, however you should try the Smart Grid Layout extension plugin for Contact Form 7. If CF7 works in the test site, then it is not the website host server, it is something wrong with your main site.
The “From:” value is not really relevant, you can have anything there, as you won’t be replying to that email address. Therefore, create a new post explaining what you have done and how you tested it, which includes deactivating other plugins, test again, if the same issue, then switch to the WordPress default theme to see if you get the same error with another test. So I have no way of knowing that reCAPTCHA is working on my site. It allows for multi-column form designs using a UI editor and produces a fully responsive (pure css) form layout. Instead, I get this error when submitting the form – “There was an error trying to send your message. To make this clear: Adding one more form or changing even one field in any existing form, shifts the IDs of all existing forms. For some, though, it might not work, because it mostly depends on the theme or page builder, and how developers tweak the code. I think that some fields with only numbers in it altert the spam? There is no button in Contact Form 7 to add the reCAPTCHA tag, either.
[SOLVED] Contact Form 7 Reply-To Header Issue in Gmail My settings are as low as possible. You can change the size… Well, you have a different situation here.