Phpmailer using Gmail to send a mail connection SMTP server error

Phpmailer version used: 5.2.1

The following are some of the code given in the example folder of Phpmailer: test_gamil_basic.php.

The code is as follows

$mail = new Phpmailer (); $body = file_get_contents (' contents.html '); $body = $_post[' body ']; $body = Eregi_replace ("[]", ", $body); $mail->issmtp (); Telling the class to use SMTP $mail->smtpdebug = 2; Enables SMTP debug information (for testing) //1 = errors and Messages //2 = messages only $mail->smtpauth = true; Enable SMTP authentication $mail->smtpsecure = "SSL"; Sets the prefix to the Servier $mail->host = "smtp.gmail.com"; Sets GMAIL as the SMTP server or ssl://smtp.gmail.com $mail->port = 465; Set the SMTP port for the GMAIL server $mail->username = "yourusername@gmail.com"; GMAIL username $mail->password = "YourPassword"; GMAIL Password $mail->setfrom (' name@yourdomain.com ', ' the ' last '); $mail->addreplyto ("name@yourdomain.com", "the Last"); $mail->subject = "Phpmailer Test Subject via SMTP (Gmail), basic"; $mail->altbody = "To view", please use an HTML compatible email viewer! "; Optional, comment out and test $mail->msghtml ($body); $address = "whoto@otherdomain.com"; $mail->addaddress ($address, "John Doe"); $mail->addattachment ("Images/phpmailer.gif"); Attachment $mail->addattachment ("Images/phpmailer_mini.gif"); Attachment if (! $mail->send ()) { echo "Mailer Error:". $mail->errorinfo; } else { echo "Message sent!";     }

According to the code given in this example, I encountered the following error:

Www.111cn.net prompts you for SMTP error could not connect to SMTP host!

The error prompted Google to find that it is necessary to open the PHP OpenSSL extension:

Extension=php_openssl.dll//Remove the front semicolon and restart the Apache or Nginx server.

Hoho~ successfully sent.