I am having some major issues with Muse Forms on a site I am doing for a large company. I just need this to work for a few months until we can transition over to Wordpress. Everything else (after much stress and nonsense - I see why they are phasing Muse out) is working perfectly fine on the website. I'm an OK coder and can access all the PHP files etc to make changes, but I am not really a web person in general I did this website in Muse because it was meant to be temporary while they figured out something else. They needed a massive website up in about a week and half. For me Muse was quickest -I didn't have time to learn Wordpress - so here we are. Website: Home The Problem: The forms will not send. Initially they acted like they were sending but emails never showed up. I switched the email they were sending to (both with and without the same domain, I tried many). Occasionally, they would work fine. Then all of a sudden I'm getting: "The Server Encountered an Error". Ten minutes before, the form was sending fine to a gmail account. Nothing changed and suddenly I'm getting this error and now the forms won't send again. Some Notes: The website is hosted by the company on their own server. I am currently making these changes and checking things on a test server. I'm trying to work with the server manager, but I don't think he knows what is going on either. I am out of my depth on this. I am using Cyberduck - not the Muse FTP loader which I read sometimes caused issues. Things I've Tried: - Changing the "From" email in the PHP files (No change) - Putting both a @domain.com email and a @notdomain.com email in the send area for the forms (I've read this can trick it into working - no change) - Checking the website at domain.com/scripts/form_check.php (No errors) - Clearing the whole website and re-uploading it - Adding $headers .= 'MIME-Version: 1.0' . PHP_EOL; to function get_email_headers($to_email, $form_email) in form_process.php Things that aren't the problem: - All the forms have unique names, I worried that maybe if the forms had the same title it could be causing some sort of feedback loop - The email addresses I have used are all correct and functional. I've tried a variety - a GoDaddy address, a Gmail, and an @domain address - I have checked the SPAM. They were initially sending the spam in the Gmail address but I unmarked them as spam and then for a while they were showing up fine. Why were they sort of working, and then suddenly not working? I made sure that the Server manager didn't change anything and he claims he hasn't touched a thing. Please, please, please if you have some advice I really need help. This is a really major website and I cannot eliminate the 6 forms.
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