For QloApps specifically, setup is usually straightforward as long as your SMTP provider supports standard authentication and TLS encryption.

My recommendation is to run a few deliverability tests before going live. Send confirmation emails to Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo accounts, then verify placement in the inbox versus spam folders.

Hi @Aniekan-Akai ,

Removing the Left Column using Live Edit only unhooks the module from the displayLeftColumn hook. You can restore it by following these steps:

Go to Modules > Positions and click Transplant a module.
Screenshot: https://webkul.chatwhizz.com/share/screenshot/6a3530d6309900c33f10aeed Select the Module you want to restore, choose displayLeftColumn under Transplant to, and click Save.
Screenshot: https://webkul.chatwhizz.com/share/screenshot/6a35319f4a167e06dbd3b953 After transplanting the module, locate the displayLeftColumn hook on the Positions page and adjust the module order as needed.
Screenshot: https://webkul.chatwhizz.com/share/screenshot/6a353ba4e3b20906d2fdf798

This will restore the module to the Left Column.

Hi @Ikram17896 ,

This issue occurs because, starting from MariaDB 10, there are changes in how values are typecast internally. In this case, integers are being typecast to strings when fetching permissions, which leads to conflicts and results in the Access Denied warning even when the profile has all permissions.

To resolve the Access Denied issue, please refer to the following PR: https://github.com/Qloapps/QloApps/pull/1577