I have this code in the page layout –> Layout Update XML section:
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I looked at the code and in the contacts.phtml file I see this code which I think is the submit button:
“<button type="submit" title="__(‘Submit’) ?>” class=”button”>__(‘Submit’) ?>”

What I have is a contact form put on a static CMS page. I am also using reCAPTCHA to prevent spam. I have this code in the page layout –> Layout Update XML section:

The form appears on the page and appears to be ‘working’. I fill in the fields and type the captcha and hit “Submit” button. The page refreshes and I now see the empty contact form. The problem is, I never get the contact email.

I looked at the code and in the contacts.phtml file I see this code which I think is the submit button:

<button type="submit" title="__(‘Submit’) ?>” class=”button”>__(‘Submit’) ?>

My question is, you comment that if they aren’t using the Magento default send the extension won’t work. Can you tell from the above code what I have going on?

Thanks,
Brad

and here is my log file.

2010-05-09T21:32:44+00:00 DEBUG (7): SMTPPro is enabled, sending email in Aschroder_SMTPPro_Model_Email_Template

any idea ?

@Darley – the self test checks for outbound connectivity with a actual network connection like so: $fp = fsockopen($host, $port, $errno, $errstr, 15); so if the ports are closed then this will fail and the self test will report accordingly. At least that is what I understood was happening, is there a different way to test, if so let me know and I will add it – the more testing the merrier.

@Amy – Let me know more about your problems with the extension and I can try to help.

hmmm… well now it’s a new set of problems

I had a hard time to make this work and the problem was that booth port, 587 and 465 was close at my server (VPS at Hostgator).

Now is working like a charme. Thank you.

I sugest that add in the test inside of script, a option to check if the ports are open or not. This will save time for many people.

Kind Regards from Brazil,

Darley Cassimiro
http://www.oxigenio.com

But, I e-mailed you some of the error reports; I hope they’re useful to you.