Closed michaelassad closed 1 year ago
@michaelassad , Can you share the screenshot of the emails which is being mangled? Are you sending emails using some plugin ?
I'm using WP Forms and WooCommerce. For example, the WooCommerce order email gets spread out like this:
WP Forms is like this:
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I have confirmed the same results on a brand new Wordpress App Service install in the Central US location.
@michaelassad , Can you consider using a different plugin in place of WP Forms and see if that works for you?
My bigger concern is the WooCommerce emails. I can send everything in plain text for now, but would like to know there's a path to fix this before fully committing to the App Service model.
Is there a contact form plugin that you recommend?
Obvious Answer: SendGrid. The Azure Communications Services isn't there yet.
@michaelassad ,Thank you for your feedback. Azure's email communication service has its unique strengths, but I understand your concern. SendGrid is a dedicated email service provider, while azure's offering is integrated with a broader cloud platform. We are continually improving our service and making it stronger choice for businesses.
Please provide your email address so that I can book a slot and review your setup to further assist you.
I would prefer to do everything within Azure services but there are two key things missing from the current implementation for using with WordPress / WooCommerce:
1) HTML emails don’t work well - you can’t have customers of your eCommerce store getting mangled emails
2) The reply-to population for emails doesn’t work. So for example, if someone emails you from a website contact form, you can’t simply reply to that email to respond to them. This is a must have.
So hopefully these two issues are resolved and I can avoid the third party service. In the meantime the sendgrid app for azure with an smtp plugin works great! Thanks for your help!!
I would prefer to do everything within Azure services but there are two key things missing from the current implementation for using with WordPress / WooCommerce:
1) HTML emails don’t work well - you can’t have customers of your eCommerce store getting mangled emails
2) The reply-to population for emails doesn’t work. So for example, if someone emails you from a website contact form, you can’t simply reply to that email to respond to them. This is a must have.
So hopefully these two issues are resolved and I can avoid the third party service. In the meantime the sendgrid app for azure with an smtp plugin works great! Thanks for your help!!
The email plugin is working great after some wrangling through all the Azure screens. However, my HTML emails from WordPress are getting mangled. Looks like additional < br > tags are getting inserted somewhere along the line. Is there a way around that?