How to send Email Using PHPMailer and Gmail SMTP - in live Hosting server or Website

📧 Sending Email with PHPMailer and Gmail SMTP - Live Hosting Tutorial
👉 Introduction:
In this step-by-step tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of sending emails using PHPMailer and Gmail SMTP on a live hosting server or website. This powerful combination ensures reliable and secure email delivery for your PHP-based projects.
🔗 Resources:
PHPMailer GitHub Repository :
github.com/PHPMailer/PHPMaile...
📋 Key Steps Covered:
Download and Include PHPMailer:
Learn how to download PHPMailer and include it in your PHP project.
Create a Gmail Account:
If you don't have one already, create a Gmail account. We'll guide you through essential security settings.
Generate Gmail App Password:
Set up an App Password for secure SMTP authentication. This is crucial for sending emails from your web application.
Configure PHPMailer with Gmail SMTP:
Understand the PHP code to configure PHPMailer with Gmail SMTP, ensuring a seamless connection.
Write and Send Your First Email:
Dive into the practical aspect by writing a simple PHP script to send your first email using PHPMailer and Gmail SMTP.
Testing on Live Hosting:
Witness the entire process in action on a live hosting server or website, ensuring that your emails are successfully sent.
💡 Pro Tips:
Troubleshooting common issues.
Best practices for email content and formatting.
🤔 Questions or Feedback?
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[@hectorclark4012]

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[@hugo3148]

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[@jameslee8997]

It worked!! Thanks!

[@discoverAll]

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[@y5mx]

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[@inaivomnaam4926]

this is my first project

[@discoverAll]

To send an email using PHPMailer and Gmail SMTP on a live hosting server, follow these steps:
1. Download PHPMailer:
Download the PHPMailer library from the official GitHub repository: PHPMailer.
Extract the downloaded zip file.
2. Set up your PHP file:
Create a PHP file (e.g., send_email.php) and include the following code:
php
Copy code
3. Update SMTP Credentials:
Replace '[e-mail]' with your Gmail email address.
Replace 'your-gmail-password' with your Gmail password.
Update the recipient's email address and name accordingly.
4. Upload Files to Hosting Server:
Upload the PHPMailer folder and your PHP file (send_email.php) to your hosting server using FTP or a file manager.
5. Set File Permissions:
Ensure that the PHPMailer files and your PHP file have the correct permissions on the server.
6. Test the Script:
Open the URL to your PHP file in a web browser (e.g., yourdomain.com/send_email.php) to test if the email is sent successfully.
Make sure to keep your Gmail credentials secure and consider using an "App Password" if you have two-factor authentication enabled on your Gmail account.
Note: Always be cautious about storing sensitive information in your code. It's recommended to use environment variables or a configuration file for storing credentials in a more secure way.

[@igu642]

❤❤

[@discoverAll]

You're welcome 😊

[@solasauto]

Will this work after the changes of fall 2024?

[@discoverAll]

yes

[@inaivomnaam4926]

i want to this use my website mail check otp function please help me

[@discoverAll]

To send an email using PHPMailer and Gmail SMTP on a live hosting server, follow these steps:
1. Download PHPMailer:
Download the PHPMailer library from the official GitHub repository: PHPMailer.
Extract the downloaded zip file.
2. Set up your PHP file:
Create a PHP file (e.g., send_email.php) and include the following code:
php
Copy code
3. Update SMTP Credentials:
Replace '[e-mail]' with your Gmail email address.
Replace 'your-gmail-password' with your Gmail password.
Update the recipient's email address and name accordingly.
4. Upload Files to Hosting Server:
Upload the PHPMailer folder and your PHP file (send_email.php) to your hosting server using FTP or a file manager.
5. Set File Permissions:
Ensure that the PHPMailer files and your PHP file have the correct permissions on the server.
6. Test the Script:
Open the URL to your PHP file in a web browser (e.g., yourdomain.com/send_email.php) to test if the email is sent successfully.
Make sure to keep your Gmail credentials secure and consider using an "App Password" if you have two-factor authentication enabled on your Gmail account.
Note: Always be cautious about storing sensitive information in your code. It's recommended to use environment variables or a configuration file for storing credentials in a more secure way.

[@seestatustv]

sir it work fine on php 7 version but after updating to php 8 mail does not work..plz help sir iam struck sir

[@discoverAll]

i made video on it thanks for comment

[@seestatustv]

@@discoverAll thank you sir link video plzz sir

[@inaivomnaam4926]

hello bro i did not send mail its continue error please help to live server

[@discoverAll]

To send an email using PHPMailer and Gmail SMTP on a live hosting server, follow these steps:
1. Download PHPMailer:
Download the PHPMailer library from the official GitHub repository: PHPMailer.
Extract the downloaded zip file.
2. Set up your PHP file:
Create a PHP file (e.g., send_email.php) and include the following code:
php
Copy code
3. Update SMTP Credentials:
Replace '[e-mail]' with your Gmail email address.
Replace 'your-gmail-password' with your Gmail password.
Update the recipient's email address and name accordingly.
4. Upload Files to Hosting Server:
Upload the PHPMailer folder and your PHP file (send_email.php) to your hosting server using FTP or a file manager.
5. Set File Permissions:
Ensure that the PHPMailer files and your PHP file have the correct permissions on the server.
6. Test the Script:
Open the URL to your PHP file in a web browser (e.g., yourdomain.com/send_email.php) to test if the email is sent successfully.
Make sure to keep your Gmail credentials secure and consider using an "App Password" if you have two-factor authentication enabled on your Gmail account.
Note: Always be cautious about storing sensitive information in your code. It's recommended to use environment variables or a configuration file for storing credentials in a more secure way.

[@inaivomnaam4926]

i am try to many time please if you don't mind if you free connect my anydesk correct to my live server please

[@technocrazysingh9645]

sir maine host kiya hai live but mail send nai ho raha hai email to gamil host name bhi sahi hai jab main send kar raha hu to return aa ja raha mail deliver nai ho raha

[@discoverAll]

are test it before adding to website test is as shown in video if any error than create new email i Gmail

[@nursyazwana1085]

I still have mailer error , even after change the port..can you help me?

[@discoverAll]

are you using php 8.1

[@nursyazwana1085]

@@discoverAllim using php 8.2.12

[@nursyazwana1085]

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[@Zackaito01]

can this use in godaddy

[@discoverAll]

yes