Elgg 1.8 is no longer supported (for years). Might be that a newer version of Elgg works better / without issues over SSL. You could also try https://elgg.org/plugins/782028 which has a newer version of the Tinymce editor than the version included in Elgg 1.8. Maybe this version works also fine over SSL if it's only an issue with the Tinymce editor itself. Nonetheless, updating to a newer version of Elgg is something you should keep in mind.

Hi jasoos:

I have a problem like that in the past, and I solved it by installing a local Postfix copy, delivering the elgg mail to Postfix, and letting the Postfix deal with the authentication in the "external" email server, as described in [1].

BTW, the server was running Linux.

Best regards,

nalonso

[1] http://postfix.state-of-mind.de/patrick.koetter/smtpauth/smtp_auth_mailservers.html

Server personal reply this:

As we mentioned earlier the server supports all the requirements. You need to make sure that mails are being sent with smtp authentication from your scripts. 

In all our shared servers cpanel supports exim as mail server and we are not using postfix.

I tried your suggested approach, but it seems not working as google reply to paste it again :(

Is there any other way to achieve the same.?

But not for me :)

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And my GADs code in views

when i put it in my header.php i have and error:  synthax error  unexpected '<', now i don't how can do. help me 

check your php error log file and look for "1460624635"