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5 minutes ago, LostKobrakai said:

$m = $mail->new();
$m->from('noreply@yourdomain.com');
$m->to('alexpi@yourdomain.com');
$m->header('Reply-To', $emailBackTo);
$m->send();

Like I said in the WireMailSMTP modules topic: If you use such a service do not send emails with a "From" address, which is not your own. 

Thanks LostKobrakai, It makes sense now, and it works as expected!

I used the WireMailSMPT module, signed up to an SMTP service (Mailjet), got SPF and DKIM authentications but the service prompts me to validate every email I receive!

I am not sure if I am using $mail correctly, the docs are a little sparse. Do I need to add additional headers or something else?

2 hours ago, alan said:

In case using Google for SMTP is the problem (perhaps Google is or may one day, restrict use?), a new account with Postmark gives you 25,000 'credits', but more importantly they are great for transactional emails.

Ok, I signed up for a similar service. It works now, but I have a concern: Since my site's contact form receives emails from various people (the WireMail->from() value is different every time), I am asked to validate every single one before it passes. Is this the way these services work?

7 minutes ago, LostKobrakai said:

Are you using 2 factor authentification? If so make sure you generate an app password instead of using the account password.

No, I am not.

Hello all,

I am trying to setup WireMailSMTP with the Gmail SMTP server, trying everything I read in this topic with no success.

The error I get that seems to say something (but I don't know what!) is =>  WireMailSmtpConfig: 534-5.7.14 <https://accounts.google.com/signin/continue?sarp=1&scc=1&plt=AKgnsbt0

The settings I am using are: (I think I entered every combination possible!)

local hostname: the site's domain (is this wrong? I don't know if it's relevant but this domain is an addon domain)

SMTP hostname: smtp.gmail.com

SMTP port: 587

use START_TLS

SMTP user: my email from Google

SMTP password: my above email password

Am I doing something wrong?

Hello,

I have a Processwire site that was made some years ago, and I got a complaint that the emails originating from it, ended up in Gmail's spam folder. I updated Processwire to 2.8, and changed the PHP mail() function I used before, to the newer $mail helper. In the beginning I used a Gmail email for the recipient, but later changed to an info@site.com type, thinking that this could be the problem. Still, the emails are marked as spam.

I used the following code (simplified):
 

$name = $input->post['name'];
$emailFrom = $input->post['email'];
$message = $input->post['message'];

$form = array(
    'name' => $sanitizer->text($name),
    'email' => $sanitizer->email($emailFrom),
    'message' => $sanitizer->textarea($message),
);

$message = "Name: $form[name]\n" . 
         "Email: $form[email]\n" . 
         "Message: $form[message]";
                 
$email = $mail->new();
$email->subject("Subject")
    ->to($pages->get('/settings/')->main_email)
    ->from($form['email'])
    ->body($message);

$email->send();

Should I use email header parameters? I can't find what to do in the docs.

Thanks

Is it possible to have page names with non-latin characters? I tried renaming a page to contain Greek characters in PWs admin, but It wasn't allowed.

In my particular case all I needed was the page title, not a url, so I used a random number to store page names.

$name = $wire->input->post['guest_name'];
$message = $wire->input->post['guest_message'];

$p->name = rand();
$p->title = $wire->sanitizer->text($name);
$p->body = $wire->sanitizer->textarea($message);

Hello,

I developed a guestbook for a hotel site, that creates a page with a name and a small message for each person who writes.

I used the following code which I found in these forums, and it works but only if the page name is written in English.

$name = $wire->input->post['guest_name'];
$message = $wire->input->post['guest_message'];

$p = new Page(); // create new page object
$p->template = 'testimonial'; // set template
$p->parent =  wire('pages')->get('/guestbook/'); // set the parent 

$p->name = $wire->sanitizer->text($name); // give it a name used in the url for the page
$p->body = $wire->sanitizer->textarea($message);

$p->status = Page::statusUnpublished;
$p->save();

If a guest writes a name in Greek for example, I get the following error:

Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'WireException' with message 'Can't save page 0: /guestbook//: It has an empty 'name' field' in (etc)

The strange thing is that the textarea part can be in any language. Isn't $sanitizer->text() safe for any character sets?

I found out that $sanitizer->name() only accepts latin characters. I changed to $sanitizer->text() and it works in any language.

Although bootstrapping PW on a file outside PW's directories and calling it with AJAX worked, I am not able to get multi-language field values from it.

So, I am trying to include the contact validation code in a PW template as suggested here: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/4665-accessing-pagetitlelanguage-when-bootstrapped/

The problem is that I can't find how to do that! The following is the code I am using, which works, but is not fetching the various validation messages.

<?php

	$emailTo = 'an email';
	
	$name = $input->post['name'];
	$email = $input->post['email'];
	$message = $input->post['message'];
	
	$form = array(
		'name' => $sanitizer->name($name),
		'email' => $sanitizer->email($email),
		'message' => $sanitizer->textarea($message)
	);
	
	$email = "Full name: $form[name]\n" . 
	         "Email: $form[email]\n" . 
	         "Message: $form[message]";
	
	$errors = array();
	$data = array();
	
	if (empty($form['name']))
		$errors['name'] = $out = __('Name is required');
	
	if (empty($form['email']))
		$errors['email'] = $out = __('Email is required.');
	
	if (empty($form['message']))
		$errors['message'] = $out = __('Message is required.');
	
	if ( ! empty($errors)) {
	
		$data['success'] = false;
		$data['errors']  = $errors;
	} else {
	
		mail($emailTo, "Thassos homes - Επικοινωνία", $email, "From: $form[email]");
		
		$data['success'] = true;
		$data['success_message'] = $out = __('Your message has been send! We will reply to you soon.');
	}
	
	json_encode($data);

?>

<form action='./' method='post'>
    <div>
        <input type="text" id="name" name="name" placeholder="name"  />
        <input type="email" id="email" name="email" placeholder="email" required />
        <input type="submit" name="submit" value="send" />
    </div>
    <textarea id="message" name="message" placeholder="your message" required ></textarea>
 
    <div class="contact_message"></div>
    <div class="loading hidden"></div>
</form>

<script>window.jQuery || document.write('<script src="<?php echo $root_dir ?>js/jquery-1.11.0.min.js"><\/script>')</script>
<script>
	$(document).ready(function() {
		var contact_message = $('.contact_message');
		contact_form.submit(function(event) {
		
		contact_message.innerHTML = "";
	
		var contactData = {
			'name' 		: $('input[name=name]').val(),
			'email' 	: $('input[name=email]').val(),
			'message' 	: $('textarea[name=message]').val()
		};
	
		$.ajax({
			type 		: 'POST',
			url		    : '<?php echo $page->url ?>',
			data 		: contactData,
			dataType 	: 'json'
		})
			.done(function(data) {
	
				console.log(data); 
	
				if ( ! data.success) {
				
					if (data.errors.name) {
						contact_message.text(data.errors.name);
					}
		
					if (data.errors.email) {
						contact_message.text(data.errors.email);
					}
		
					if (data.errors.message) {
						contact_message.text(data.errors.message);
					}
		
				} else {
					
					$('.contact_form div, .contact_form textarea, .loading').addClass('hidden');
					$(contact_form).append('<div class="success">' + data.success_message + '</div>');
					
					setTimeout(function(){
						contact_form.toggleClass('hidden visible');
					}, 3000);
		
					// window.location = 'index.php'; // redirect a user to another page
		
				}
			})
			
			.fail(function(data) {
	
				// show any errors
				// remove for production
				console.log(data);
			});
	
		event.preventDefault();
	});
})
	
</script>

The mb_strlen() does not throw an error.

Sorry, this must have been vague!

I have a contact.php file with PW bootstrapped, called via AJAX that contains the following code:

include('../index.php');

$contact = $wire->pages->get('/settings/contact/');
$contact->of(true);
$language = $wire->user->language;

$headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0" . "\r\n";
$headers .= "Content-type:text/html;charset=UTF-8" . "\r\n";
$emailTo = 'an email';

$name = $wire->input->post['name'];
$email = $wire->input->post['email'];
$message = $wire->input->post['message'];

$form = array(
	'name' => $wire->sanitizer->name($name),
	'email' => $wire->sanitizer->email($email),
	'message' => $wire->sanitizer->textarea($message)
);
// below is some form validation code that is irrelevant

The form code is:

<form action='<?php echo $root->url ?>includes/contact.php' method='post'>
   <div>
        <input type="text" id="name" name="name" placeholder="name" required />
        <input type="email" id="email" name="email" placeholder="email" required />
        <input type="submit" name="submit" value="send" />
   </div>
      <textarea id="message" name="message" placeholder="your message" required ></textarea>
                 
    <div class="contact_message"></div>
    <div class="loading hidden"></div>
</form>  

If I enter information in the form in English, the form works as expected. If I type in Greek, the form submission does not occur.

If I remove the sanitizer functions, the Greek data pass and the form works again.

Is it possible to get the user language on a page called with AJAX, that has PW bootstrapped?

I am using this code:

$language = $wire->user->language;

but it doesn't seem to work.

Hello,

I have a problem with a multi-language site and sanitization. When I sanitize the inputs that are entered in other languages than english, I get no return value. Everything on the site is in utf-8. Any insights? 

 I didn't reference the field. I changed the code to this

foreach ($settings->music as $piece) {
  echo "<audio src='$piece->song'></audio>";
}

and now I am getting the filename. But I need the path also. If I write $piece->song->path, the '->path' part is written to the src also.

The repeater is called 'music' and the repeater fields 'song'.

I have a repeater with mp3s, and I am using the following code to get the path to the mp3.

foreach ($settings->music as $song) {
   echo "<audio src='$song->url'></audio>";
}

 /processwire/repeaters/for-field-157/for-page-1355/1396614455-2945-1/

Another thing that popped up..! Is it possible to get the page that a form action originated from, in a file outside PW's directories that has PW boostrapped in?

I had the repeater name 'availability' written as 'availabilty' ..! I can't believe I lost so much time for this! Thanks nik!

Hello

I have the following code:

$houses = $pages->get('/houses/')->children('limit=6');

foreach ($houses as $house) {
  echo "<li>";
  foreach ($house->repeater as $repeater_item) {
    echo $repeater_item->repeater_field;
  }
  echo "$house->title";
  echo "<a href='{$house->url}'>";
  echo "<h2>{$house->title}</h2>";
  echo "<img src='{$house->house_thumbnail->url}' />";
  echo "</a>";
  echo "</li>";
}

The problem is that I can't output the nested foreach(). I get a 'Invalid argument supplied for foreach()' error.

Do I have a syntax error?

Bootstrapping PW works perfectly in my situation, thank you very much!

Yes, the js is on a .php file. If I put a relative link I get a 403 Forbidden error. I can put the form processing .php file outside PW's directories, but it would be nice to use a PW template. In it, I wanted to have the various validation messages as user editable fields (for multilingual use reasons). So, if I understand correctly, it is not possible to have a PW template (that contains only php) to be called by an ajax request.

Also, thank you all for your time, I am a web designer and my php knowledge is limited, so my questions/explanations may not be very clear!

The url in the JS looks correct but does nothing. I tried the same thing with a validation.php file outside PW's folders and it works.

When using:

<form action='<?php echo $process->url ?>' method='post' id="contact_form">

the proccesing happens in the $process page (with a redirect),

but combined with:

$.ajax({
type  : 'POST',
url  : '<?php echo $pages->get("/process/")->url ?>', // the url where we want to POST
data  : formData,
dataType  : 'json'
});

Something I don't understand: In an ajax url parameter like in the code I sent, is it valid to echo a PW page url that contains the php validation code?

Hello all,

I am having trouble with the following:

I have created a template with contact form validation code (./site/templates/contact.php). I am using the action attribute of my form to point to this template, and the validation works, redirecting to this contact template which shows the relevant messages.

Since I am displaying the contact form in a modal kind of thing, I want the validation messages to appear inside this modal without the page refresh and redirection. I am not very familiar with ajax, and I can't achieve showing the contents of contact.php inside this modal.

I am trying to do something like this:

$('#contact_form').submit(function(e) {
$.ajax({
 type: "POST",
 url: "<?php echo $pages->get('/contact/')->url ?>",
 });
e.preventDefault();
})

Any ideas?