Hey man - this was great. Such valuable content. I was struggling with this issue for almost three years. Sometimes it would start working, other times not. Couldn't figure it out, even after calling BlueHost support multiple times. Definitely going to put this on blast - thank you so much.
Bro, ur a legend,i moved to google apps, Then my contact forms stopped working, talked to blue host support, i was told that it was google problem and to go talk to them, i did some of my own research and boom ur fix worked perfectly, you would think alot of people would have this issue, how support did not know this fix, i have no idea. Keep it up bro
Thank you so much for this. My head was absolutely wrecked trying to figure this out. I was on so many forums and tutorials and you sorted it all out with extra nifty bits (like making reply mail go to the customer) in under 15 minutes!!! Thanks again!
Terrific screencast. Informative and drove me through an obscure bit of geekery I might have never fathomed despite hours of Googling today. Thanks again -- it worked like a charm.
bit of a newbe but you lost me when you went to the new tab and started editing the code. Found a way to switch from visual editor to code editor but now I can't find the code to edit. Using Astra Theme Contact form.
I could use some help. I navigated to the CGI Script Center and I installed "BlueMail" from Bluehost by clicking the install button. I already ensured that I selected the right domain and the correct recipient address (I also have the address added as an email account). Bluehost automatically installed a file called bluemail in the cgi-bin folder under public_html. Then I copied the example "contact form" code to my html file. The form still doesn't work and after filling it out, the submit button is sending me to an internal server error screen. What am I missing here?
You should add the word "Wordpress" in the title here. I have contact forms done strictly in html, css, js and php and when I moved to Bluehost they all stopped working. Still can't figure out why. Was hoping your video would help, but now going to call Bluehost and hope they can solve it.
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Hey man - this was great. Such valuable content. I was struggling with this issue for almost three years. Sometimes it would start working, other times not. Couldn't figure it out, even after calling BlueHost support multiple times.
Definitely going to put this on blast - thank you so much.
Glad it helped!
Bro, ur a legend,i moved to google apps, Then my contact forms stopped working, talked to blue host support, i was told that it was google problem and to go talk to them, i did some of my own research and boom ur fix worked perfectly, you would think alot of people would have this issue, how support did not know this fix, i have no idea.
Keep it up bro
Thank you so much for this. My head was absolutely wrecked trying to figure this out. I was on so many forums and tutorials and you sorted it all out with extra nifty bits (like making reply mail go to the customer) in under 15 minutes!!! Thanks again!
You are a life saver. I could not figure out why I was having the issues I was having. Thank you for this video.
Terrific screencast. Informative and drove me through an obscure bit of geekery I might have never fathomed despite hours of Googling today. Thanks again -- it worked like a charm.
Thanks you so much. I have been trying to figure this out for months and months! It is now working!
Thank you!!!!!! I too have been searching for this answer for some time. I cannot express my thanks!
bit of a newbe but you lost me when you went to the new tab and started editing the code. Found a way to switch from visual editor to code editor but now I can't find the code to edit. Using Astra Theme Contact form.
YES!!! Thank you thank you thank you! I consider myself a savvy user and I have been unable to solve this problem until now. Thank you!!!
Glad it helped!
I could use some help. I navigated to the CGI Script Center and I installed "BlueMail" from Bluehost by clicking the install button. I already ensured that I selected the right domain and the correct recipient address (I also have the address added as an email account). Bluehost automatically installed a file called bluemail in the cgi-bin folder under public_html. Then I copied the example "contact form" code to my html file. The form still doesn't work and after filling it out, the submit button is sending me to an internal server error screen.
What am I missing here?
same here blushost sucks balls.....did you found a solution
You should add the word "Wordpress" in the title here. I have contact forms done strictly in html, css, js and php and when I moved to Bluehost they all stopped working. Still can't figure out why. Was hoping your video would help, but now going to call Bluehost and hope they can solve it.
yup blue host sucks with email, looking to go to another host
Did you ever solve your form problem on Bluehost? I have the same issue using a form on a standard HTML site with Bluehost.
Thanks for your help. Great information and it was easy to follow.
Thanks so much for this video! Was trying to figure this out all night.
Thanks for the feedback. Glad it helped!
Thank you good sir! This really helps!
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I hate bluehost for doing this.
thank you for this video... wish i found it hours ago
thank you sir.
Thank you
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