설명
Plugin will automatically check all the inputs with “email” type and suggest a correction to the visitor in case of a typo.
Example: “john.doe@gmal.com” instead of “john.doe@gmail.com”.
This is especially useful when sending transactional emails back to the customer after placing an order, submitting a contact form, etc.
Sending emails to the non-existent addresses will result in so called “bounces” which will decrease reputation of your sending IP address.
Your server’s IP address might get blacklisted and your customers will no longer receive emails from you.
Plugin is using “Mailcheck.js” library:
https://github.com/mailcheck/mailcheck/
설치
- Upload
email-address-validator.phpto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- That’s it, plugin will now work with predefined domain names / checks
- You can add custom domain names under Settings -> Email Validator in the WordPress administration
FAQ
- Installation Instructions
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- Upload
email-address-validator.phpto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- That’s it, plugin will now work with predefined domain names / checks
- You can add custom domain names under Settings -> Email Validator in the WordPress administration
- Upload
- How does Email Address Validator work?
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Plugin will automatically look for all inputs with type “email” (input[type=”email”]).
It will work with Woocommerce, Contact Form 7 and any other plugin out of the box.
- Which domains are included by default?
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By default, following domains are automatically included after activating the plugin (line 18-34):
https://github.com/mailcheck/mailcheck/blob/master/src/mailcheck.js - Can I define custom domains?
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Of course, you can add any number of custom domains, TLDs and second level domains for validation.
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1.0.1
Release Date – 18.05.2018
- Added additional inputs for TLDs and second level domains.
- Refactored code for using default checks instead of redefining them in the plugin.
1.0
- Initial version release.