Laravel Tutorial: How Sending Emails in Laravel Works - Mailtrap

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  • Опубликовано: 21 янв 2025

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  • @mailtrap.
    @mailtrap.  Год назад +1

    Join us at Mailtrap to expand your knowledge on email deliverability and infrastructure. Our Laravel tutorial is designed to help you understand how to send emails with Laravel, covering SMTP, API, HTML emails, and multiple recipients. Are there any other aspects of sending mail in Laravel that you want to explore? Drop us your suggestions in the comments!

  • @Dev_Jet
    @Dev_Jet Год назад

    Mailtrap tutorial never fails! More Laravel tutorial with MailTrap 😎👌

    • @mailtrap.
      @mailtrap.  Год назад

      Thank you! We are making a few more! Coming soon. Stay tuned!

  • @flobexnet
    @flobexnet Год назад +3

    Pay attention that first you blured your API key on 7:09 but then you shown it on 7:22

  • @wereintherain2502
    @wereintherain2502 2 месяца назад

    If I send emails only as notifications, will the steps remain the same, or is there an additional step I should do? because I already made a folder for notifications that returns the view PHP in views folder. thanks in advance!

    • @mailtrap.
      @mailtrap.  2 месяца назад +1

      Hey, thanks for watching our videos, and thank you for the question.
      We are planning a tutorial on notifictaions in Laravel. But the quick response would be: the steps are a bit different.
      Laravel’s notification system abstracts some details and provides built-in support for different notification channels, including email.
      For email as notification:
      1)Create a notification class using php artisan make:notification.
      2)Implement the toMail() method within the notification class to format the email content.
      3)Trigger the notification with $user->notify(new YourNotification());.
      Key Differences:
      - Notifications use the notify() method on the Notifiable model (like a User), whereas mailables use Mail::to().
      - Class Type: Mailable classes are different from Notification classes in terms of structure and functionality.
      We hope this helps. Stay tuned!

    • @wereintherain2502
      @wereintherain2502 2 месяца назад

      @@mailtrap. thank you! i would love to see the tutorial. hope it come out as soon as possible :)

    • @mailtrap.
      @mailtrap.  2 месяца назад

      We are trying our best! Thank you!

  • @bowto2222
    @bowto2222 Год назад +1

    what about if you dont have website domain? I just wanna test it in local

    • @mailtrap.
      @mailtrap.  Год назад +1

      We will soon upload the video on Testing Emails in Laravel. Stay tuned!

  • @codesan216
    @codesan216 3 месяца назад

    Why is therean error? (Trying to access array offset on value of type null) Please help

    • @mailtrap.
      @mailtrap.  3 месяца назад

      Thanks for watching!
      You may have a few solutions:
      1) Make sure that the array or object you are trying to access is properly initialized and not null. For instance, if you are trying to access an array offset like $data['key'], check whether $data is null.
      if (!empty($data) && isset($data['key'])) {
      // Safe to access $data['key']
      }
      2) If the error occurs while sending an email, it could be related to missing or incorrect configurations. Verify your .env file has correct email settings:
      MAIL_MAILER=smtp
      MAIL_HOST=smtp.mailtrap.io
      MAIL_PORT=2525
      MAIL_USERNAME=your_username
      MAIL_PASSWORD=your_password
      MAIL_ENCRYPTION=tls
      MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS=youremail@example.com
      MAIL_FROM_NAME="${APP_NAME}"
      3) Ensure that none of these values are null. You can debug them by using:
      dd(config('mail'));
      4) If you're passing data from the controller to the view, make sure that the data you're trying to access exists in the array being passed to the email view.
      Example controller:
      Mail::send('emails.example', ['data' => $data], function ($message) {
      $message->to('recipient@example.com')
      ->subject('Your Subject');
      });
      5) If the error is related to email sending, enable error logging for email failures by configuring the config/mail.php file to use the log driver temporarily for debugging purposes:
      'default' => env('MAIL_MAILER', 'log'),
      6) f you’re passing data to the email, ensure the data exists in your controller action:
      $data = SomeModel::find($id);
      if (is_null($data)) {
      abort(404); // or handle the null case properly
      }
      Good luck!

  • @emmanuelmorales5871
    @emmanuelmorales5871 Год назад

    Is there a way to reply an mail for an specific conversation by having the messageID, not just sending a new mail??

    • @mailtrap.
      @mailtrap.  Год назад

      Thank you for your attention to our videos!
      We'll cover your question about message ID in the Laravel Queue tutorial soon.
      Stay tuned!

  • @MrDrahmin
    @MrDrahmin Год назад

    thank you bro for great review

  • @AnisLayas
    @AnisLayas 10 месяцев назад

    is just sent email just one person how to make every one enter email in registration will make verification in this email

    • @mailtrap.
      @mailtrap.  10 месяцев назад

      we are not quite sure what your question is about? how to send mass email?
      how to do email verification?
      for email verification in Laravel, please, check out this video: ruclips.net/video/KiHzbVsErNo/видео.html
      Laravel mass email tutorial is on the way! Stay tuned!

  • @D0omhamm3r
    @D0omhamm3r Год назад +1

    not usable in laravel 10 different wording

    • @mailtrap.
      @mailtrap.  Год назад

      Thank you for your feedback. What exactly do you mean by "defferent wording"? Could you expand a bit more?

    • @D0omhamm3r
      @D0omhamm3r Год назад

      Mail.php doesn't have 'default' it has 'driver'

    • @mailtrap.
      @mailtrap.  Год назад

      We don't understand this phrase. Original mail.php has 'default' github.com/laravel/laravel/blob/10.x/config/mail.php#L16
      mail.php
      'default' => env('MAIL_MAILER', 'smtp'),
      laravel/laravel
      Please, check Github documentation! We are ready to help!