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Hi,
I created a custom contact form plug-in, it also uses the WP-Mail-SMTP plugin for smtp email sending. It is working on my local development environment, but not on my live environment. When i use the WP-Mail-SMTP plugin to send a test email, that works fine.
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It returns Error Sending Message Instead of the Thanks for contacting me message. I receive no email in my inbox.
So i tried this guys small plug-in to send an email to my self.
This worked on my local environment as does my own plug-in but again does not work on live environment.
So we can rule out it’s nothing to do with the plug-in code?
Rule out? No. Cause WP-Mail-SMTP works on your live environment.
Likely? Yes. Cause it works on your dev.
I would try to narrow it down first. Get rid of all code in your plugin except wp_mail() with some hard-coded values and see if that works.
And check for PHP errors (enable WordPress debug mode or ask your hosting provider to give you access to the logs).
It’s probably a disabled function on the live environment or some other change between your dev and live env. – doing what Senff suggested should confirm this