I'll be more direct. If using a "yahoo" address doesn't work, then use the real email address of a real account on the same domain name as your webstore.
ie: if your store's name is "abc.com", then use an email address that's "[email protected]"
I'll be more direct. If using a "yahoo" address doesn't work, then use the real email address of a real account on the same domain name as your webstore.
ie: if your store's name is "abc.com", then use an email address that's "[email protected]"
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My client has already updated that before he tested for the second and third time.. still no order confirmation email..
The interesting thing was: when I placed a test order, he would get an order confirmation email. But when he placed an order himself, he didn't get order confirmation email..
Maybe his mailserver doesn't like him sending mail to himself?
I would suspect these are questions that should be directed to the hosting company.
You might try enabling Email Archiving, and check to see that the emails being sent are the same as the content you're receiving, just so you know whether your mailserver is actually translating any content after Zen Cart hands it off to the mailserver. http://www.zen-cart.com/wiki/index.p...Email_Problems
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