Finding out the smtp domain details for a contact form

[damouk23]

Hey guys and gals,

I am currently building a contact form using Bootstrap, PHP, and Ajax (later I'm putting reCAPTCHA into it) and I'm wanting to know how to find the details that are listed below:

// smtp credentials and server

$smtpHost = 'smtp.domain.com';
$smtpUsername = 'hello@domain.com';
$smtpPassword = 'PASSWORD';

The wording in between the ' ' is an example from the tutorial, it's not mine.

[RayHAz]

Hey, Damo,

Normally these are provided by whoever owns the "sending" email account. 

Are you asking how to find these for a specific Email hosted at GoDaddy?  There's an Email control panel under the customer account, where you can get the information by clicking the pull-down and selecting Email Setup Center:

... which shows you details:

Ray

[damouk23]

Yeah, I'm asking for help with Microsoft Email which is hosted by GoDaddy.  It's the Office 365 Email.  I'm not sure where the stuff that you mentioned is.

[GaryA · Accepted solution]

Hi @damouk23.

These settings would be the same as the settings you would use for an email client. These can be found in your Office 365 account using the steps here:

https://www.godaddy.com/help/imap-or-pop-settings-9012

If you are trying to send email from an application or script hosted on one of our Hosting plans, these settings cannot be used.

^Gary

[damouk23]

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@GaryA wrote:

Hi @damouk23.

These settings would be the same as the settings you would use for an email client. These can be found in your Office 365 account using the steps here:

https://www.godaddy.com/help/imap-or-pop-settings-9012

If you are trying to send email from an application or script hosted on one of our Hosting plans, these settings cannot be used.

^Gary

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Thank you for that, matey.  I saw what the tutorial showed a few days ago before you replied, but wasn't sure if I was in the right area, so decided to wait for a reply.  It's all been sorted.