phpmailer jargon

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rpcarnell

I am using phpmailer to send emails from my webpage to whoever becomes a registered member.

$mail->FromName = "Personal"; //The name that you'll see as Sender
$mail->Host = "mail.pilando.com"; //Your SMTP mail server
$mail->Mailer = "smtp"; //Protocol to use
$mail->AddAddress($_POST['email']);

The thing is that, even though phpmailer is working, it outputs a lot of info to the webpage before redirecting the user. The output seems to be coming from the mail server itself.

How do I stop it from doing that?

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Stephen_Philbin

What does the output say? Is it not an error notification?

rpcarnell

It tells me about the connection I am making with the host, even gives out the address. No password, no login. Nothing dangerous. Just plain annoying

Stephen_Philbin

Oh right. Sounds like it's just the design of the class then. I'd just go with the standard PHP mail functions or make a class of my own then. Sorry to be so useless.

NogDog

Just a guess, you may have PHPMailer::SMTPDebug set to true instead of the default false value? You could try setting it explicitly to false and see if that has any affect:

$mailer = new PHPMailer();
$mailer->SMTPDebug = false;

rpcarnell

That did it. Thanks

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