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Sorry to bother you. Trying to set email-settings:
Test email gives following error message: There's no Data to load in Local Storage.
Question: where can I adjust what?
Thanks in advance

“There's no data to load from Local Storage” simply means you haven’t saved any data yet. Since nothing was saved, there’s nothing to load. This feature is just a convenience—it lets you test without having to re-enter the same recipient or other details each time.

(1) Enter email details
(2) Save data
(3) Send test email
(4) Reload saved settings to skip re-entry

Thanks for your quick respons.
Followed your instructions, but errormessage : Message sending failed
SMTP connect() failed. https://github.com/PHPMailer/PHPMailer/ ... leshooting.
Life isn't easy

Problem appears to be in gmail.com. When I do it with an other server it works. Now to solve the problem with gmail .

Other question: is there an instruction how to link a emailtemplate to a welcome email when adding an user?
Is it possible to link another welcome email to an other level of users ( for each group of users a own welcome email)?

I found this:

Gmail no longer accepts your normal account password for SMTP connections for less secure app access.
To send emails through Gmail’s SMTP server, you must generate an App Password (a special 16-character password) that works with email clients, CRMs, and apps.

Here’s how you can create an app password:

1. Sign in to your Gmail account.
2. Go to Google Account → Security.
3. Under Signing in to Google, enable 2-Step Verification (if not already enabled).
4. Once enabled, click App Passwords (or search for “App Passwords (security)” in the top bar).
5. Choose the app (e.g., Mail) and device, or select Other and type a name.
6. Click Generate and copy the 16-character password shown.
7. Use this App Password in your SMTP settings instead of your Gmail login password.


For the other question, please create a new topic.

Great. Thanks for your solution. I will follow the instructions.
Other question will be made in a new topic.