Unless David wants to correct me, Gravity Forms uses WordPress' mail system. Which means that it uses all the WordPress settings for notifications. You can have notifications sent to particular email addresses from Gravity Forms, but those notifications will be sent form your website, and thus use WordPress' "from" settings for notifications.
I.e. this is a WordPress issue, not a Gravity Forms one.
It's actually easy to fix, too.
add_filter('wp_mail_from','change_mail',1);
add_filter('wp_mail_from_name','change_sender',1);
function change_mail( $mail ) {
//change the email address from wordpress@site.com
return "whateveryouwant@site.com";
}
function change_sender ( $sendername ) {
//change the email name from "WordPress at Your Site Name"
return "Whatever Name You Want Here";
}
hope that helps!
Posted 11 years ago on Wednesday June 5, 2013 |
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