WP SMTP Plugin

WP SMTP can help us to send emails via SMTP instead of the PHP mail() function.
It adds a settings page to “Dashboard”->”Settings”->”WP SMTP” where you can configure the email settings.
There are some examples on the settings page, you can click the corresponding icon to view (such as “Gmail””Yahoo!””Microsoft””163″”QQ”).
If the field “From” was not a valid email address, or the field “SMTP Host” was left blank, it will not reconfigure the wp_mail() function.

CREDITS

WP SMTP plugin was originally created by BoLiQuan. It is now owned and maintained by WPOmnia.

Usage

1. Download and extract wp-smtp.zip to wp-content/plugins/
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
3. “Dashboard”->”Settings”->”WP SMTP”

1. Download and extract wp-smtp.zip to wp-content/plugins/
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
3. “Dashboard”->”Settings”->”WP SMTP”

1. 

   Main settings

2. 

   Test settings

3. 

   Mail Logs

4. 

   Collapse to show mail body

5. 

   Select rows to delete

You can submit it in https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/wp-smtp.

1.2.7

Updated: security improvements.

1.2.6

Updated: Plugin author to reflect ownership changes.

1.2.5

Fixed: base64_encoding problem for passwords and users that may appear that they are already in base64_encoding but in reality they are not ( https://github.com/WPChill/wp-smtp/issues/7 )
Changed: Removed CDN files and added them locally ( https://github.com/WPChill/wp-smtp/issues/8 )

1.2.4 – 15.04.2022 –

Changed: Added base64 encode for username and passwords ( https://github.com/WPChill/wp-smtp/issues/2 )
Added: Setting to disable the email logging. ( https://github.com/WPChill/wp-smtp/issues/3 )

1.2.3

Fix auto loading require path

1.2.2

Just update info

1.2

Fixed: handle the mail parts as needed

1.2

New and shiny mail logger.

1.1.11

All good, still maintained, just update some info

1.1.10

New maintainer – yehudah
https://wpsmtpmail.com/v1-1-10-wp-smtp-is-back/

• Code structure and organize.
• Credentials can now be configured inside wp-config.php

1.1.9

• Some optimization

1.1.7

• Using a nonce to increase security.

1.1.6

• Add Yahoo! example
• Some optimization

1.1.5

• Some optimization

1.1.4

• If the field “From” was not a valid email address, or the field “Host” was left blank, it will not reconfigure the wp_mail() function.
• Add some reminders.

1.1.3

• If “SMTP Authentication” was set to no, the values “Username””Password” are ignored.

1.1.2

• First release.