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How do I use phpStudy to test email sending from PHP?
Article Introduction：The article explains how to use phpStudy for testing PHP email sending, detailing installation, configuration, and script examples. It discusses SMTP, Sendmail, and third-party libraries like PHPMailer.
2025-03-17
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Lithe Mail: Simplifying Email Sending in PHP Applications
Article Introduction：Hello, community! Today, I want to introduce you to Lithe Mail, a package that simplifies SMTP email sending in PHP applications. It offers flexible integration with environment variables for easy configuration. Let’s take a look at how to set it up
2024-11-05
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How to Debug Email Sending Issues with PHP Mail() and PHPMailer?
Article Introduction：Troubleshooting email sending issues in PHP using mail() or PHPMailer involves gathering information and utilizing debugging techniques. Common problems include issues with the class.phpmailer.php file, which can be resolved by downloading the latest
2024-10-22
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PHPMailer and configuration files for multi-recipient email sending practice
Article Introduction：This tutorial explains in detail how to use PHP configuration files and PHPMailer to implement the function of sending emails to multiple recipients. In response to the PHPMailer's addAddress() method does not support directly dealing with comma-separated mailbox strings. The article provides a solution to parse multi-mailbox strings based on the preg_split function, and further introduces how to batch clean, deduplicate and validate the parsed mailbox addresses through custom functions to ensure the stability and accuracy of email sending.
2025-08-06
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Using PHP configuration files and PHPMailer to realize multi-recipient email sending
Article Introduction：This article aims to guide how to use PHP configuration files to cooperate with the PHPMailer library to realize the function of sending emails to multiple recipients. In response to the problem that PHPMailer's addAddress method does not support directly dealing with comma-separated multi-address strings, the article details the core method of using the preg_split function to parse strings into independent email address arrays and adding recipients one by one through loops. In addition, enhanced email address verification and cleaning functions are provided to ensure the robustness and accuracy of email sending, providing developers with flexible and professional solutions.
2025-08-06
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Why is PHP mail() Function discouraged for sending emails?
Article Introduction：This article discusses the limitations of PHP's mail() function for sending emails. It highlights the incorrect header formatting, dependence on the sendmail program, and restrictions imposed by email providers that often lead to failed deliveries or
2024-10-21
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PHP: Optimize email attachment sending and database storage, say goodbye to temporary file troubles
Article Introduction：This article aims to explore how to avoid creating and managing temporary files when handling email attachment sending and database storage in PHP. By processing data in memory, directly performing Base64 encoding, decoding, and adding mail attachments, as well as database storage, it can significantly improve system performance, security and simplify code logic, thereby achieving a more efficient and secure file-free operation process.
2025-08-25
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Does PHP Offer a BigInteger Class for Large Integer Handling?
Article Introduction：BigInteger Class in PHPDoes PHP include a BigInteger class for handling large integers? If so, how is it accessed and utilized?Answer:While PHP does not natively include a BigInteger class, external libraries can provide this functionality. Two notab
2024-10-21
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php regex for email validation
Article Introduction：Regular expressions for verifying email address can be implemented through regex in PHP. The common writing method is: ^[a-zA-Z0-9.\_% -] @[a-zA-Z0-9.-] \.[a-zA-Z]{2,}$. 1. The user name part allows letters, numbers and partial symbols, such as dots, underscores, percent signs, etc., to represent at least one character; 2. The domain name part consists of letters, numbers, dots and minus signs, and the top-level domain name requires more than two letters; 3. This rule is suitable for most actual scenarios, but does not fully comply with the RFC standard; 4. It is recommended to use the built-in PHP function filter_var() for verification first; 5. When using the rule, you can consider adding modifiers i and u to improve compatibility.
2025-07-03
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Solve PHP SMTP connection failure: Tutorial for sending emails through Gmail in XAMPP environment
Article Introduction：This tutorial aims to resolve the "Failed to connect to mailserver" error encountered by PHP applications when sending mail through Gmail SMTP server in XAMPP environment. The article will provide detailed instructions on how to correctly configure php.ini, sendmail.ini and Laravel framework's .env and config/mail.php files, including using Gmail application password, correct port and encryption protocol (TLS/587) to ensure the stable operation of email functions.
2025-08-25
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