I am having an email issue when trying to send email using the email field type in a form/content form.
I have confirmed that:
- Joomla is NOT using the same From and To email addresses (using J3.7.4 + Seblod 3.12.2) and no other duplicated emails in any fields
- The form content type DOES create an article and delivers my message to the screen ( tho on the home page -- NOT my redirection page as set in the Form Content Config area)
- I have tried both PHPMail and SendMail TESTs in the main config area and BOTH WORK.
- I have confirmed that the email field: Send Email = ALWAYS within the Email field type
- IMPORTANT ALSO --> WHEN I test with Joomla 3.6.5 + Seblod Version 3.10.0 -- IT WORKS, but does NOT redirect to the proper menu itemID either. This is the version I upgraded from.
hmmmm.... really scratching my head here. Anything else I can try?
FYI, I set Joomla error recording to MAX and this is what it records, but nothing seems to be email related:
[21-Aug-2017 12:31:57 America/Chicago] PHP Notice: Undefined index: view in /home3/wcimain/public_html/components/com_content/router.php on line 73
[21-Aug-2017 12:31:57 America/Chicago] PHP Notice: Undefined index: view in /home3/wcimain/public_html/components/com_content/router.php on line 73
[21-Aug-2017 12:31:57 America/Chicago] PHP Notice: Undefined index: view in /home3/wcimain/public_html/components/com_content/router.php on line 73
Please share your email field configuration
Thx Klas, Here's a screen shot: http://coldwork.com/images/screenshots/email-feild-config.png
I tried multiple tests and the ONLY one I could get to work (ie send an email) is if the FROM email is set as DEFAULT.
Entering anything else did NOT work.
Also, I am seeing this error on the redirection field: Warning: str_repeat(): Second argument has to be greater than or equal to 0 in /home3/wcimain/public_html/_j374/libraries/cms/form/field/menuitem.php on line 234
See screenshot: http://coldwork.com/images/screenshots/config-redirect.png
This could be a limitation of your hosting provider that only allows default email associated with your hosting to prevent spammers sending emails from hacked sites.
