SMTP Mailer plugin allows you to configure a mail server which handles all outgoing email from your website. It takes control of the wp_mail function and use SMTP instead.

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1.1.26

• WordPress 7.0 compatibility update.

1.1.25

• Added security for debug output.

1.1.24

• WordPress 6.9 compatibility update.

1.1.23

• Added options to force from name and from email.

1.1.22

• Added minimum WordPress requirements to main file.

1.1.21

• Added an option to delete saved options.

1.1.20

• Restored older settings.

1.1.19

• Added a menu for easy configuration.

1.1.18

• WordPress 6.8 compatibility update.

1.1.17

• WordPress 6.7 compatibility update.

1.1.16

• Removed php_uname from server info.

1.1.15

• Updated the code for sanitizing password.

1.1.14

• Added support for the email logger add-on.

1.1.13

• WordPress 6.5 compatibility update.

1.1.12

• Added support for the reply-to add-on.

1.1.11

• WordPress 6.4 compatibility update.

1.1.10

• Added an option to set the configured from address for all outgoing email messages.

1.1.9

• Additional check for the settings link.

1.1.8

• Removed admin notices to avoid confusion since configurations can vary on different servers.

1.1.7

• WordPress 6.3 compatibility update.

1.1.6

• WordPress 6.2 compatibility update.

1.1.5

• Compatibility update for WordPress 6.1.

1.1.4

• Updated the mail function for WordPress 6.0.

1.1.3

• Updated the mail function for WordPress 5.9.

1.1.2

• Fixed an issue that could cause an Undefined variable error if $attachments was not set.

1.1.1

• WordPress 5.7 compatibility update.

1.1.0

• The password field can be left empty when updating the settings.

1.0.9

• Updated the code to be compatible with WordPress 5.5.

1.0.8

• SMTP Mailer is compatible with WordPress 5.3.

1.0.7

• SMTP Mailer now checks for a valid nonce when sending a test email.

1.0.6

• SMTP Mailer no longer shows the saved password in the settings.

1.0.5

• SMTP Mailer is now compatible with WordPress 4.9.

1.0.4

• Updated the mail() function by setting its minimum requirements to WordPress 4.8.
• "phpmailer_init" action hook is now enabled so it can be used by other plugins.

1.0.3

• Fixed a bug where an apostrophe in the password would cause SMTP authentication failure.

1.0.2

• SMTP Mailer now supports the "wp_mail_failed" hook which fires after a phpmailerException is caught.
• Added a new option to bypass this error on some servers where the SSL certificate is not properly configured - Warning: stream_socket_enable_crypto(): SSL operation failed with code 1. OpenSSL Error messages: error:14090086:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_SERVER_CERTIFICATE:certificate verify failed.

1.0.1

• First commit

1. Go to the Add New plugins screen in your WordPress Dashboard
2. Click the upload tab
3. Browse for the plugin file (smtp-mailer.zip) on your computer
4. Click "Install Now" and then hit the activate button

SMTP Mailer Settings



SMTP Mailer Test Email Tab