I completely agree. I’m running into the same issue here.
SES is huge for me to be able to use and I appreciate this WP SES plugin a lot but I do not really understand why it disables the default From: header for all emails on a WP installation.
It also doesn’t seem to be accepting my Reply-To: headers for my various WP_Emails when I enter the word headers in the “Reply To” field in the WP SES settings
In the WP SES settings, you must set the Reply To field to “headers” (without quotes). Otherwise the plugin will override the headers of Gravity Forms, etc. That has always worked for me.
B C
(@thedigitalengine)
Yes using “headers” seems to work for Gravity Forms, however, it still seems to override Woocommerce?
We have “[email protected]” set in WP SES, but on “Woocommerce > Settings > Emails” in the “Email sender options”, the “From” address is “[email protected]”, but the customer receives them from [email protected].
Both of the emails are verified.
Is there a setting, fix, hook or something we can implement?
B C
(@thedigitalengine)
Update: Switching to manual minification (and restarting nginx) has helped me.
Also, using the JS minification Narcissus engine also seemed to have less conflicts
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B C.
I’m using Formidable Forms, it generates its own headers that are over-ridden by WP SES headers. How can I use Formidable Forms reply-to and from header instead of SES header. What is the hook to customize & call the action?
