Hello,
I am using Couch's mail feature rather than write my own PHP script, however I have read (I may be wrong) that this use's PHP's mail() function.
My problem is that all mail sent from a contact form to a Googlemail address, whether it be @googlemail or Google Apps hosting a domains email address, it ends up in the Spam folder.
I have searched up on the internet and have found the general answer to getting around this is via adding headers to the PHP script.
[*]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5935087/how-do-i-prevent-mails-sent-through-php-mail-from-going-to-spam
[*]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12188334/php-mail-form-sending-to-gmail-spam
[*]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18229279/sending-email-via-php-mail-function-goes-to-spam
Is it possible to do this with Couch, or edit Couch's mail script?
Thank you.
I am using Couch's mail feature rather than write my own PHP script, however I have read (I may be wrong) that this use's PHP's mail() function.
My problem is that all mail sent from a contact form to a Googlemail address, whether it be @googlemail or Google Apps hosting a domains email address, it ends up in the Spam folder.
I have searched up on the internet and have found the general answer to getting around this is via adding headers to the PHP script.
[*]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5935087/how-do-i-prevent-mails-sent-through-php-mail-from-going-to-spam
[*]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12188334/php-mail-form-sending-to-gmail-spam
[*]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18229279/sending-email-via-php-mail-function-goes-to-spam
Is it possible to do this with Couch, or edit Couch's mail script?
Thank you.