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CertificateBulk Pricing UpdaterPagespeed & Mobile FriendlyCart ExpirationOutlet CampaignsSOO SubscriptionsFree Shipping RulesSweet SitemapSupportBlog My account Forgot your password or username? Create an account Login Sign in to your account If you are new here please register for an account https://www.prestasoo.com/Blog/prestashop-smtp-settings-so-easy.html Username: Password: Remember Me Login Forgot Password? Prestashop smtp settings is easy Written by Frank Nguyen on 11 September 2014. Prestashop email setting is very important. If you are using Prestashop Discount Module, http://www.blmodules.com/prestashop-tutorials-users/how-to-set-send-email-from-prestashop-using-smtp-gmail/ you need to send an voucher on email to your customer! Many modules also need to use an email system. A simple way to setup your Prestashop SMTP settings. You can choose between two fsockopen returned ways to send emails : the PHP mail function or an SMTP mail server. How to setup your Prestashop SMTP parameters Introduction Instead of having to manage your own outgoing mail server on your server / hosting, you can simply configure Gmail SMTP settings into whatever script or program you wish to send email from. All you need is either a free Gmail account or paid fsockopen returned error Google Apps account without any Prestashop addons. Benefits You have the option of having Google store and index the emails you send via its SMTP server, so all your sent emails will be searchable and backed-up on Google servers. If you elect to use your Gmail or Google Apps account for your incoming email as well, you'll have all your email in one convenient place. Email system is a vital Prestashop core. Prestashop Discount module uses this system to send the voucher after order to your customers, apply a discount based on customer groups, catagories, suppliers, volume or price. Settings Log in to the back office, then click on the ADVANCED PARAMETERS tab and from the submenus that appear underneath click on E-mail. You'll see the two email options: Use PHP mail() function and Set my own SMTP parameters. Mark the button for the SMTP parameters option and the settings that you have to configure will appear underneath : Login to admin panel Click on ADVANCED PARAMETERS and then on “Email” tab Select “Set my own SMTP parameters”. “For advanced users ONLY” radio button.   Let's say, for example, that you want to use your Go

/ Text block / Text block V2 / Video gallery / Product rating / Christmas flakes / Valentine day / Weathers (meteo) / Paypal buy now / Google Analytics EE / XML feeds / XML feeds Pro / Google + 1 / Employee toolbar / Popup menu You are here: BL Modules - Prestashop modules and tutorials » Prestashop tutorials - users » How to set send email from Prestashop using SMTP (gmail)? How to set send email from Prestashop using SMTP (gmail)? 35 Comments in Prestashop tutorials - users tags: email, gmail, mail, smpt Follow these simple steps: Login to admin panel, Click on “ Preferences” and then on “Email” tab, Select “Set my own SMTP parameters”. “For advanced users ONLY” radio button, SMTP server: your SMPT server, if using Gmail insert – “smtp.gmail.com”, SMTP user: your email address, e.g. my_prestashop_email@gmail.com, SMTP password: email password, Encryption: Gmail uses “TLS”, Port: Gmail uses “465”, Click on button “save”, If you wish to test – add email on “Test your e-mail configuration” and click “send an e-mail test” button. In our experience, the most common problem is the SSL / TLS extension. If you have some web development skills - the problem will not be difficult to resolve. First of all, we need to identify problem. By default Prestashop does not show email errors, so we need to set it manually. Open file: Prestashop root folder/js/sendMailTest.js. Before "if (ret == "ok")" add "console.log(ret);". Save file and refresh Back Office >> Preferences >> Email page. Open browser firebug (Chrome: from right menu select "Inspect elements") and click "Send a e-mail test". You should now get an error message. If problems like in example - you need to enable SSL/TLS extension for your Apache/PHP installation. First of all make sure you have libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll files in your /apache/bin folder. Edit your php.ini file and add: extension=php_openssl.dll. Then restart Apache server and your SSL should be loaded. You still receive an error like this: SMTP ->