Configurable
Mail Configuration¶
- The Gmail SMTP Server Method
Enabling 2-step verification on your Gmail account provides an extra layer of security by requiring a second form of authentication in addition to your password. To use Gmail's SMTP server with 2-step verification, you'll need to generate an "App password," which is a special password used specifically for email clients like Outlook, Thunderbird, or for scripts
Note: Before configuring Google’s SMTP server, you need to follow these steps if you have two-step verification enabled on your Google email account:
- a. How to Set Up App Passwords
If you use 2-step verification on your Google account and your mail client doesn’t support verification codes, you’ll have to enable App Passwords before configuring the Google SMTP server settings.
Why should you do this?
Some secure apps can be blocked from accessing your mail account due to two-step verification. An app specific password allows the blocked app or device to access your mail account.
If you don’t have two factor authentication enabled, you can skip the instructions given below.
Here’s a quick tutorial on how to create an app specific password:
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Go to your Google Account and choose Security on the left panel.
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On the Signing in to Google tab, select App Passwords.
If you don’t see this option, it might mean that:
- Two-step verification is not set up for your Google account.
- Two-step verification is set up for security keys only.
- Your account is used through work, school, or another organization.
- You’ve turned on Advanced Protection for your account.
3.Click on Select app and pick the app you’re using.
4.Click Select device and choose the device you’re using.
5.Click on Generate.
6.Follow the instructions to enter the App Password. The App Password is the 16-character code in the yellow bar on your device.
7.Click on Done
Note: You won’t have to remember your App Password since you’ll probably use it just once to connect your account to the app.
Google Analytics¶
Below is a comprehensive guide on how to configure Google Analytics step by step:
- Step 1: Sign Up for Google Analytics
1.Go to the Google Analytics website: https://analytics.google.com/ 2.Sign in with your Google account or create a new one. 3.Click on "Start measuring."
- Step 2: Set Up a Property
1.Click on "Create account." 2.Fill in the Account Name (usually your website or company name). 3.Click on "Next." 4.Fill in the Property Name (your website's name) and Website URL. 5.Select the appropriate Industry Category and Reporting Time Zone. 6.Click on "Create."
- Create A Property
- Describe your business
- Bussiness object
- After creating the property, you'll be provided with a tracking code snippetselect "web".
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Select Google Analytics Terms of Service
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Selete website url and Stream name
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And show MEASUREMENT ID and copy
Cookie Consent¶
- A modal will open after clicking this in Configuration Setting
- To send a message to all users, enter something here
- If this status is turned on, that message will be shown on all pages
- In this way the message will be displayed on all pages and if you click on "allow cookies" the message will not be displayed anymore and will be hidden.
Preloader¶
- Enabling this status will display preloader throughout the interface.
Show Language Switcher¶
- If this status is turned on, "Configuration Setting".
- Then the option to change language will be hidden from the navbar of Admin or User all panels.
App Debug¶
- Turning it on will show all the website errors
- NB : The status of "App Debug" must be turned off
Google Recaptcha Credentials¶
- If you enable this. The system will enable, google recaptcha credentials for your login and registration page. You want to use this please first enable option and also configure this option.
Registration Enable / Disable¶
- If you enable registration, user can registration from your site.
Email Verification¶
- If you enable Email Verification, new user have to verify the email to access this system.
Google 2fa¶
- If you enable this. The system will enable for google 2fa. By wearing it you will know how this setting works.