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Posted by robert on 05/15/06 05:33
"Alan Little" <alan@n-o-s-p-a-m-phorm.com> wrote in message
news:Xns97C2D301EC2A3alanphormcom@216.196.97.131...
| Carved in mystic runes upon the very living rock, the last words of
| robert of comp.lang.php make plain:
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| > "J Huntley Palmer" <jhp@dontspam.spam> wrote in message
| > news:12684lgilbtrga5@news.supernews.com...
| >| How may I setup a proper HTML mail message with embedded href links
| >| using PHP, that follows all the MIME rules? Any examples or links
| >| would be appreciated.
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| > many will post links to full-featured php mailer classes...they tend
| > to be over-blown. here's what i use...if you understand the rfc,
| > modifying the code below is easily done so that this can handle
| > attachements as well. actually, this already has an attachement in
| > it...you would use the same methodology as seen when a logo is added
| > to the below.
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| Just wondering -- how extensively has this code been used and tested? One
| of the most aggravating things I've encountered is the HTMLMail plugin
| for Phorm. I wrote the code, based on the RFCs, and for the most part it
| works fine. But some installations of OE have trouble with it. Only some,
| which is the aggravating part. I installed OE to check it out, and of
| course it works fine for me, so I haven't been able to troubleshoot it.
i've used the same code for three companies over the past few years for
automatic emails of various communications like general messaging, system
error reporting, scheduled reporting with and without attached files like
pdf's and excel.
so far, so good. ;^) one system is windows based, the other two are linux
and unix systems.
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