[ivarz]

Thanks, they fixed it. It’s finally working!

[ivarz]

So, have you tested the link I provided? Why is it not working for me? http://www.ivarzantinge.com/#/contact

[ivarz]

Done that, also recreated the menu again. No change

[ivarz]

Mehmet, I installed the new version and when that didn’t work created a new custom menu and even a new contact page, however the mail form does not work on my page, it now remains in ‘spinning pinwheel’ mode, please see http://www.ivarzantinge.com/#/contact

[ivarz]

So… when do you expect to finish this?

[ivarz]

Hi, it’s been a week. Is there any progress on this? Tx

[ivarz]

Fixed thanks

[ivarz]

Hi, I’ve done that but when the page that is shown is “About Me”, the menu is set to “Resume”, that is still an issue after recreating the menu

[ivarz]

Like to hear your feedback

[ivarz]

When is this done you think? Contact form is not working so I can’t properly use the theme right now

[ivarz]

Where can I find the new version?

[ivarz]

Thanks, let me know what I need to change. When is this done, you think?

[ivarz]

You’re suggesting I change hosts? If it’s not working with Dreamhost (and many others), it means it is flawed…

[ivarz]

on my iphone is an app from Google, is is called ‘Google’ and you can use it to search the web. When I search for my page in that app and click on the link to my page, it automatically wants to open another app on my iphone called ‘Google Maps’, because there is a Google map integrated on the Contact Page of your theme.

For that specific use case, it would be good if the code in the theme could be adapted to avoid the Google app from automatically opening another app.

This is my page: http://www.ivarzantinge.com/#/about

Below is another page with an integrated Google Map, in this case the page doesn’t automatically open the Google Maps app on iOS:

http://ben-evans.com/about/

So there must be a way to integrate a map without it automatically opening another application on an iphone when using the Google Search app.

Can you fix this please?

[ivarz]

Hi Mehmet,

Hello Ivar,

Please see the response from Dreamhost below. I don’t know how to actually make those changes, but I can imagine that it makes sense to change these in the standard theme files as probably more hosts will have similar policies.

Having said that, can you help me make the relevant changes in the send-mail.php (I guess that is the one)? I’ve created the “no-reply@ivarzantinge.com” address to be used (see below).

THANKS!

DREAMHOST RESPONSE
============================================

Thanks for writing in!

> Hi, I’m using a mail form on my website
> (http://www.ivarzantinge.com/#/contact) it’s part of a wordpress theme.
> Unfortunately I don’t actually receive email that is being send from the
> form. I’ve contacted the developer and he says the settings are correct and
> it’s most likely a server issue and I should contact you. Can you please help
> me out?

Upon inspection, it looks like your contact form isn’t using the proper
‘From’ address when sending email. Here’s a look at the headers from the
test that I performed:

Received: by banshee.dreamhost.com (Postfix, from userid 15963) id
7B260AC1B9; Fri, 5 Jul 2013 06:51:22 -0700 (PDT)
To: info@ivarzantinge.com
Subject: Testing!
From: Dreamhost
Reply-To: dreamhosttest@gmail.com
Message-Id:
Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2013 06:51:22 -0700 (PDT)

See how the ‘From’ address is dreamhosttest@gmail.com? It looks like the
contact form/script is marking the site visitor’s email address (I
entered dreamhosttest@gmail.com into the form) as the “From” address when
sending mail. This doesn’t jive too well with our system’s anti-spam
policy, which states that any email you send out from our shared servers
MUST come from an email address that’s hosted here at Dreamhost. You can
read more about this policy here on our wiki:

http://wiki.dreamhost.com/Sender_Domain_Policy_and_Spoofing

Any messages that have failed to send from your site are viewable in your
mail directory under your FTP/Shell user (/home/ivar/Maildir/new). You’ll
know messages that have failed for this reason by looking at the
diagnostic code:

Diagnostic-Code: smtp; 550 5.7.1 Sender domain not allowed. Please read:
http://dhurl.org/20b

The fix here is actually fairly simple. You just need to make sure that
your contact form is configured to hard-code the ‘From’ address to one
you have hosted here at Dreamhost (you could set up something like
no-reply@ivarzantinge.com specifically for this). How do you make sure
you can reply to the person that filled out the form? Easy! Just assign
the site visitor’s email address (the one they put in the form) to the
‘Reply-to’ header (Looks like you’re already doing this).

If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to let us know!