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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
One very useful feature that I've seen on other platforms (such a discourse) is the ability to test email configuration from the admin panel. I think this should be included to allow admins to easily test their email configuration when setting up the forum.
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A test form on the mail configuration admin pane. This would include the test email recipient and their email address, and would ping the endpoing.
An API endpoint (or alternate mechanism) that sends an email with the experimental test configuration, and returns a success message or an error message
Justify why this feature belongs in Flarum's core, rather than in a third-party extension
This could be a very useful tool for ensuring that email configuration works properly, and bugfixing it when it doesn't. It would only really be used once, and would be useful to pretty much every starting forum, and has relatively small overhead, so I think core would be (eventually) a good place.
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Feature Request
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
One very useful feature that I've seen on other platforms (such a discourse) is the ability to test email configuration from the admin panel. I think this should be included to allow admins to easily test their email configuration when setting up the forum.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add:
Justify why this feature belongs in Flarum's core, rather than in a third-party extension
This could be a very useful tool for ensuring that email configuration works properly, and bugfixing it when it doesn't. It would only really be used once, and would be useful to pretty much every starting forum, and has relatively small overhead, so I think core would be (eventually) a good place.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: