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Email Delivery with PHPMailer in Drupal 10

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Email Delivery with PHPMailer in Drupal 10

Email remains one of the most important communication tools for any website. Whether it’s user registration confirmations, password reset links, contact form notifications, or automated updates, sending emails reliably is essential.
In Drupal 10, the default Mail API handles sending basic email messages through PHP’s built-in mail() function. While simple, this approach often falls short when dealing with modern email standards, especially for websites that need authenticated delivery, HTML formatting, or integration with third-party services like Gmail or Amazon SES.
That’s where PHPMailer comes in , a flexible, secure, and developer-friendly library for managing email delivery in PHP applications, including Drupal.

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Jessie Allen Anosa
Supercharge Your Drupal Workflow with Custom Drush Commands

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Supercharge Your Drupal Workflow with Custom Drush Commands

Tired of repeating the same tasks in the Drupal admin UI? Wish you could automate tedious operations with a single line in the terminal? That’s where custom Drush commands come in — turning your everyday workflows into fast, repeatable, scriptable magic.

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Michael John Binal

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Building a Custom API in Drupal 10: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Building a Custom API in Drupal 10: A Step-by-Step Guide

Drupal 10, the latest iteration of the renowned open-source content management system, stands as a beacon for developers seeking to empower their projects with versatile solutions. Among its arsenal of features, the capability to construct custom APIs shines as a gateway to seamless integration with external applications, services, or frontend frameworks. In this exhaustive guide, we will delve deep into the intricacies of creating a custom API in Drupal 10, equipping you with the knowledge to extend your website's functionality and foster a more dynamic and interconnected user experience.

Jessie Allen Anosa
Filtering Menus to only show translated links

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Filtering Menus to only show translated links

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Gabriel Seth Ente