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Hi!
I see the weekend has been busy for you…. ;)
I’ve tested @ismael filters and works perfectly in my case also.
Certainly, it would be great if this could be done in the avia editor, simply adding a field for the address to be used to send the mails. Hope it can be added as a new feature.
Thank you all very very much for your support.
Kind regards,
Carlos.Hi, Mike!
It works perfectly!
The only “problems” I see are that the new address is hard-coded in the function and on the other hand, overwritting the full function in the child theme is a little risky in case of important theme updates that affect to that function… But I know that my case is a little “special”, and have to assume this.
Thank you very much for your support, and kindest regards.
Carlos.Thank you very much, Mike.
I’ll try it in few hours/days and give you feedback.
Only one question… (I’m a bit newbie in WordPress etc.) Will this modification be overwritten with the Enfold updates? In this case, how could be the work-around to do it in my child-theme?
Many thanks for your suuport, and kindest regards,
Carlos.Hi, Basilis.
Thanks for your support, but unfortunately I’ve not been able to solve the issue yet.
Suppose I didn’t explain it correctly. Let me try again…
I don’t want to include the “reply-to” field in the mail header.
I want to send a reply to the user automatically wich can be done by placing the text in the auto-response field of the contact form editor.
It works ok if I don’t change the “from” email address, i.e, whitout adding any php function. But in that case, the address used to sent the mails is not valid for us. But when I add the php code to change the “from” address, the auto-response is not sent.
Here is the code I’ve added:add_filter(‘avf_form_from’, ‘avf_form_from_mod’, 10, 3);
function avf_form_from_mod($from, $new_post, $form_params) {
$from = ” (Email address hidden if logged out) “;
return $from;
}Hope now the question is a bit clearer..
Many thanks in advance.
Carlos.
