We have around 10 forms on our site, but one of them doesn’t display the success message.
I used to use the on_sent_ok: "alert(‘sent ok’);" message as suggested on this page: https://contactform7.com/additional-settings/ to mitigate this, but it is now depreciated.
Any suggestions on how to fix this please, or how to display another Javascript alert without messing with core WordPress files? I’ve used the Firefox console and couldn’t see any JavaScript errors.
You can check your message status on the conversation page.
When you send messages to people using TextMe, there are 3 different statuses at the bottom of your message;
"Sent" means that your message was successfully sent by TextMe.
"Delivered" or "Received" means that your friend receives a message notification.
"Read" means that your friend opens your message.
When you send SMS to people not using TextMe, you just get the notification that message is sent.
The actual message is ‘Message was sent successfully’. But, we are not sure that the message was delivered to the person or the person has read the message. Is the use of ‘sent successfully’ correct?
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Yes, the use of "sent successfully" is correct because when we talk about sending messages, we only refer to the action of message being sent from our location / email etc.
This does not include notifications regarding delivery or message read receipts.
There are separate features and thus separate messages for such notifications.
"Your message has been delivered" (Confirming delivery to the recipient)
"Your message has been read" (Confirming that message has been read by the recipient)