Is there a possibility to set HTML body to the password recovery and the email verification mail?
As I can see, the template which can be modified in parse.com is a plain text body.
If there is no option for this from the settings menu, can we somehow catch the signup request (Parse user.signUp), and send out manually the emails? The other problem here would be to generate the links..
Any help would be appreciated!
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My client asked me to make a module of adding status where he can write/save email templete with it and when he change the status having email template then automatically email sends to the client email.
I have simply make controller and implement email there
Mail::to($data->email)->cc('info#onlineminibushire.com')->send(new BookingPriceMail($data));
with email template.
when i using gmail email it can be reset and set the from recipents
but when using yahoo mail the set from doent send and reset to yahoo address was error with
Expected response code 250 but got code "554", with message "554 Sandbox subdomains are for test purposes only. Please add your own domain or add the address to authorized recipients in Account Settings. "
Did you check out this page?
If this is the cause you could try sending an text-only e-mail for testing purposes, see if that does works.
I want to add read receipts function on email send using GMail smtp in Codeigniter. How can I do that? I searched in google and it's only have for pure PHP Mail Function and PHPMailer. But i don't want to use phpmailer plugin. So help me to do with Codeigniter Mail function. Thanks.
you can use the CodeIgniter function to add some extra header in your email:
with Read-Receipt-To: , X-Confirm-reading-to: or Disposition-Notification-To: headers and you put your email or your compagny name followed by your email for the value.
The fonction is $this->email->set_header($header, $value);
But be careful, it doesn't works everytime because of web services security boxes, sometimes they don't let these headers to return to the value's email adress put.
I've written a custom provider that overwrites the e-mail configuration settings in mail.php with values populated from a database. I have a feature in my app that lets users tests the e-mail configuration entered into the system.
I can test whether current credentials are valid by calling Mail::send(). If the configuration isn't valid, the send() method will return a reason on why sending the e-mail failed.
Is there anyway for me to check configuration without actually sending an e-mail?
You can use Mail::fake(); that doesn't send the email.
In you /config/mail.php set email driver from smtp to log. I usually do it in .env
MAIL_DRIVER=log
Then send the mail as usual. You'll get a log with your email in it in /storage/logs/laravel.log This would be the easiest method. Further you can use services like mailtrap.io or mailthief
Does anyone know how to protect cross site form submit? For example if I have register page and user have to enter there own email and password and I do not want anyone submit email and password value from other site to myweb site.
Store secret randomly generated key inside users session. When user will open page with form put inside form hidden input with that value. Check if both match while validating received data after form is submitted.
If you mean you don't want people to be able to submit data in a form hosting on another website to your server one way of preventing that would be to check the Referrer HTTP header however this is not going to work all of the time as it relies on data being sent by the browser and is easily faked.
You would also end up causing hassle to those who turn off HTTP Referrer sending.
Another way to get this to work might be sending an <input type="hidden" value="dsahdbashdbhas[keyboard mash]" /> which will have a value you generate (when the user requests the page) based on their IP address. Then when you process the form you can check for this value and if it isn't correct you can drop the request.
If this is to prevent automated form filling then you should use CAPTCHA
In the web security world, this is a vulnerability known as Cross-site Request Forgery (CSRF). You should be sure to read the Cross-Site Request Forgery Prevention Cheat-Sheet --and other pages-- at OWASP