If your customers aren’t getting your emails, then there’s a good chance that your email program needs some refreshing with these email deliverability tips taken from Email Camp: MessageMania speaker and industry pro, Laura Atkins. Domain reputation or IP reputation: Which one does Gmail care...
Gmail also always sets authenticated username as the From: e-mail address. So if you authenticate as foo@example.com and set bar@example.com as the from: address, then Gmail reverts this and replaces the sender with the authenticated user. To prevent having login issues you should either ...
The third method is to manually enter Gmail SMTP settings. In general, we don’t recommend this method because it’s less secure. With that in mind, let’s set up WordPress to use Gmail SMTP for sending emails. Method 1: Setting Up Gmail to Send WordPress Emails Using One-Click Install...
For the last 5 years, I've been usingMailgunto send all my transactional emails. Mailgun's API is easy to work with, and their UI has excellent logging that makes it easy to figure out whether an email was actually sent. Here's how you can get started with Mailgun and Node.js. Y...
Magento 2 SMTP Extension - Gmail, G Suite, Amazon SES, Office 365, Mailgun, SendGrid, Mandrill and other SMTP servers. For Magento / Adobe Commerce 2.0.x, 2.1.x, 2.2.x, 2.3.x and 2.4.x OAuth SMTP Extension Are you tired of dealing with the hassle of managing email password? Don'...
use Omnimail\Email; use Omnimail\Gmail; $mailer = new Gmail("you@gmail.com", "password", []); $email = (new Email()) ->addTo('example@email.com') ->setFrom('example@email.com') ->setSubject('Hello, world!') ->setTextBody('Hello World! How are you?'); $mailer->send($...
Then, Mailgun delivers your message via API or Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) to your subscribers’ email clients, like Microsoft Outlook, AOL, Gmail, or Yahoo. We’ll go into more detail about SMTP below. Your subscribers’ email clients then deliver the messages to their inboxes. ...
= "<paste the email address you want to send to>" to := []string{toEmailAddress} host := "smtp.gmail.com" port := "587" address := host + ":" + port subject := "Subject: This is the subject of the mail\n" body := "This is the body of the mail" message := []byte(...
UPDATE - the problem is with the .env file and the email credentials. However, I cannot fix it.MAIL_MAILER=smtp MAIL_HOST=smtp.gmail.com MAIL_PORT=465 MAIL_USERNAME=themail@gmail.com MAIL_PASSWORD=psw MAIL_ENCRYPTION=ssl MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS=themail@gmail.com MAIL_FROM_NAME="${APP_NAME}...
UPDATE - the problem is with the .env file and the email credentials. However, I cannot fix it.MAIL_MAILER=smtp MAIL_HOST=smtp.gmail.com MAIL_PORT=465 MAIL_USERNAME=themail@gmail.com MAIL_PASSWORD=psw MAIL_ENCRYPTION=ssl MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS=themail@gmail.com MAIL_FROM_NAME="${APP_NAME}...