Empty emails

[bertbastiaan]

Hi,
I like to have send a email to the admin, if a form is submitted.
I used the email plugin, the email is send, but the subject and body is empty.
What should I do?

See attach

 

[achartier]

From the hints on the plugin setup if you use both a php template and body text you need to include {template} somewhere in the body text to pull the php template into the body.

The subject line is not a place for php, it is simply text. You can include your element using {boekingen__naam}

Hope that helps.

 

[bertbastiaan]

Ok, its working now.
Thx
Only one issue left:
I receive a email that someone has filled in the contact form, evrything shows in the mail, except the email adress from the sender:

This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

I tried several thing I found on Google, cloaking etc. but nothing did work

 

[achartier]

What do you have in the From field of the email plugin?

 

[bertbastiaan]

the email adres from wich the email in Joomla (PHP) is send from From Email

 

[troester]

And where do you see this spambot text, in the email body?

 

[bertbastiaan]

 

[achartier]

Disable run plugins and see if that makes a difference.

 

[bertbastiaan]

Yes!!! That was the problem. THX

 

[achartier]

There must be a content plugin that you have installed that is doing the cloaking. You might want to try and figure out which one it is so you at least know about it. There may be time you want to pull in an article template for the email and you might want to have the content plugins run on it. Knowing which plugin is doing this may help you later.

Glad it is now working for you.

 

[cheesegrits]

I notice at the bottom of your image there's a "{* emailcloak=off}".

We insert {emailclocak=off} into our rendered content (forms and lists) before running J! content plugins on it, and remove that text after running. We do that specifically to prevent J! and other plugins that use the {emailcloak=on/off} directive from cloaking them.

So it looks like you have a third party plugin which is disabling that by inserting an * into the {emailcloak=off} that we inserted into the content, which then forces email cloaking (disabling the ability to turn it off).

-- hugh