modSwiftMailer

modswiftmailer

  • By ReSpawN
  • Latest release July 29, 2011 (15 years ago)

About

The usage of modSwiftMailer has been greatly simplefied by now supporting seamless transition from modPHPMailer to modSwiftMailer (merely by chaning it in the getService handler. Now also included are the native Swift Mailer plugins, a Logger plugin (for SMTP usage) and a lot of neat, new features.

Also, as mentioned in the previous release, modSwiftMailer now supports native mail(), sendmail and SMTP usage.

Installation & usage

Installation instructions

Please refer to the documentation in the RTFM. http://rtfm.modx.com/display/ADDON/modSwiftMailer

Uninstall instructions

As mentioned in the readme.txt, xPDOTransport is not fully supported when it comes down to uninstalling a package, thus you need to manually remove modswiftmailer.class.php from your modx/mail/ directory.

At a glance

MODX 3 compatibility unknown. Based on our testing and community reports where available.

  • Developer ReSpawN
  • Latest release July 29, 2011 (15 years ago)
  • First seen in SiteDash July 29, 2011 (15 years ago)
  • License GPLv2
  • MODX support 2 – 2.2
  • Databases MySQL , SQL Server

Releases 1 indexed release

Changelog
MODX.com

0.3.1-pl

 July 29, 2011

15 years ago
<p>For a complete list of changes, please see the changelog.txt (provided at installation of the package of within /modx/mail/modswiftmailer/documents/ directory).</p><p>Below are the current, most notably changes in modSwiftMailer.</p><ul><li>Added debug functionality</li><li>Added Swift Mailer plugin support</li><li>Added Decorator plugin</li><li>Added AntiFlood plugin</li><li>Added Throttler plugin</li><li>Added a native Logger class (for SMTP usage)</li><li>Added 'on-the-fly' e-mail validation</li><li>modPHPMailer to modSwiftMailer 1on1 seamless transition usage</li></ul>