Blesta Addons Posted March 15, 2016 Report Posted March 15, 2016 i want to implement the email piping in our system , but i have the fallowing question . is the email piping recognize the sender email from sender from ? we always in our forms we put the sender as our domain sender , and we put the user email in the reply_to header . let say the exemple : $this->uses(array("Emails")); $options['reply_to'] = $this->Html->ifSet($this->post['from']) ; if(isset($this->client)){ $options['reply_to'] = $this->client->email ; $this->post['from_name'] = $client->first_name ." ". $client->last_name ; } $this->post['to'] = "support@xxxxxx.com" ; $this->post['from'] = "no-reply@xxxxxx.com" ; $this->post['subject'] = "send from form; so the email piping will put the ticket as no-reply@xxxxxx.com owner or $options['reply_to'] ? Quote
0 Tyson Posted March 15, 2016 Report Posted March 15, 2016 Support tickets identify the user from the 'from' address. The sender's response is sent to the 'reply_to' address, which identifies the support department. Quote
0 Blesta Addons Posted March 15, 2016 Author Report Posted March 15, 2016 Support tickets identify the user from the 'from' address. The sender's response is sent to the 'reply_to' address, which identifies the support department. so in our case the piping will not work . Quote
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Blesta Addons
i want to implement the email piping in our system , but i have the fallowing question .
is the email piping recognize the sender email from sender from ?
we always in our forms we put the sender as our domain sender , and we put the user email in the reply_to header . let say the exemple :
so the email piping will put the ticket as no-reply@xxxxxx.com owner or $options['reply_to'] ?
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