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Hi Vinnie,
Thanks for looking into the issue. We currently work with just one email address, but it would be great if that bug could be fixed.
Cheers,
Marc@Enfold staff: Have you tried reproducing the issue on your own servers? I could easily do that when i just create a new form and enter two email addresses in the field “Your email address” and configure a autoresponse. You should be able to debug it on your own server then.
BTW i contacted my hosting company (see my text above) and they confirm that no mail was send by wordpress, so the issue is clearly in wordpress and not on the webhosters side.Hi,
Yes, afaik i am on the latest version of enfold (3.4.7) and wordpress 4.4.2.
As stated above, its a company website and policy does not allow me to give you access to it. But if you tell me which plugin, i will install it and capture any mails.
Thanks, MHi,
I checked with our hosting provider for the SMTP logs. Only the two mails to the recipients of the contact form are sent. No confirmation mail back to the sender is sent. As the hosting provider tracks any call to the PHP mail function, i can confirm that it was not even tried to send the mail.
Once i enter only one eMail address in the form recipient Field, then two mails are sent, one to the form recipient and a confirmation back to the sender of the form.
This look very suspicious to me and i suspect a bug here somewhere between the PHP form processing script and the call to phpmail.Regards,
MDue to the site being a company website i cannot provide access to it.
Are you unable to setup your testsite with two email recipients for the contact form yourself?
I will try to figure out where the logs go and post them if i can access them.Hi,
I inserted the code, it does not change anything. The content of the form is sent to both email adresses configured in the webpage, but the confirmation email is not received by the sender.
I was asking about the debug log for wordpress to see what error code is received by the php script.
Regards, M
Hello,
I have no problems sending one mail so i don’t expect any problems sending multiple emails. I do expect to have problems sending emails containing more than one sender as this violates the SMTP protocol.
If i follow your instructions above exactly this will happen as the “Your email address” field would contain two email addresses.
How can i get a debug log of the smtp process?Regards, M
Hi there,
Ok, thanks for confirming that.
Except for IE, srcset is supported for most major browsers (http://caniuse.com/#search=srcset), actually its only IE not supporting it (and probably never will, as Edge has taken over and that browser supports the feature). WordPress decided with WordPress 4.4 to push this feature as a default feature that one cannot turn off (probably due to most current browsers supporting it). I just tested with IE9 (which definitly does not support srcset) and the page renders fine using just the largest picture which is reference in the src attribute. So integrating the srcset wouldn’t hurt anyone i suppose and it would also align Enfold with the core features again.
What do you mean with “full implementation of this feature on the theme might take a while”? What timeframe are you talking about?
Thanks, MHi Vinay,
Ok, then have a look a this page: http://testing.greenliff.com/image-test-bla-2/
It contains an image that is inserted as Full size 1500×630 and has a size of 445KB. As you stated before a smaller version of this image would be downloaded on devices with a smaller viewport. This does not happen here. When i check with the debugger and different browsers with different sizes, the image shown is 1500×630 every time and also every time 445KB of data are downloaded.A screenshot link from debugger sessions of chrome and firefox with small screen resolutions this the page mentioned above is attached in the private section.
I would expect a smaller download than this according to your statement above. Can you confirm this is a bug in the theme?
Thx, M
Hi Vinay,
Yes, Enfold creates 12 different sizes, but i does not choose the best fitting one automagically. As some of those resized version have different aspect ratios, this would not be a very good thing to do. To the best of my knowledge i found no feature in Enfold that automatically select the best size for an image to show (which would be the analog to WordPress responsive images).
How do i use the feature you are talking about? Whenever i insert an image, i must choose a size for it and by that the size is set. no automatical selection.Thanks, M
Hi Andy,
I appended two screenshots. Have a look at the difference in the img tag generated (you can easily see the difference e.g. in the chrome debugger when you check the size of the image downloaded on a narrow browser window compared to a wide browser window or a page created by the page builder).basic: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B62Bhoj9pmQebm5QdXZYeDNDU0k/view?usp=sharing
page builder: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B62Bhoj9pmQeZDFIQlMwTTRIY2c/view?usp=sharingWordpress calls this the response image feature (https://make.wordpress.org/core/2015/11/10/responsive-images-in-wordpress-4-4/) which is new to WordPress 4.4. It will provide an image resized that best matches your browsers device size. This helps in reducing image sizes for mobile devices. Is there any way to enable this in Enfold?
Thanks, M
