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PHP Internet Services Sending MIME Mail

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Sending MIME Mail


Problem

You want to send MIME email. For example, you want to send multipart messages with both plain text and HTML portions and have MIME-aware mail readers automatically display the correct portion.

Solution

Use Zetacomponent’s ezcMailComposer class, specifying both a plainText and an htmlText property as follows:

       $message = new ezcMailComposer();
       $message->from = new ezcMailAddress('webmaster@example.com');
       $message->addTo(new ezcMailAddress('adam@example.com', 'Adam'));
       $message->subject = 'New Version of PHP Released!';
       $body = 'Go to http://www.php.net and download it today!';
       $message->plainText = $body;
       $html = '<html><body><b>Hooray!</b> New PHP Version!</body></html>';
       $message->htmlText = $html;
       $message->build();

       $sender = new ezcMailMtaTransport();
       $sender->send($message);

Discussion

With the htmlText property specified, ezcMailComposer does all the hard work for you of constructing the appropriate headers and body delimiters so that mail readers interpret the e-mail message properly.

Including inline images is easy with ezcMailComposer. Just reference the appropriate local path in the src attribute of an <img/> tag:

       $message = new ezcMailComposer();
       $message->from = new ezcMailAddress('webmaster@example.com');
       $message->addTo(new ezcMailAddress('adam@example.com', 'Adam'));
       $message->subject = 'New Version of PHP Released!';
       $body = 'Go to http://www.php.net and download it today!';
       $message->plainText = $body;
       $html = '<html>Me: <img src="file:///home/me/picture.png"/></html>';
       $message->htmlText = $html;
       $message->build();

       $sender = new ezcMailMtaTransport();
       $sender->send($message);

When you call $message->build(), ezcMailComposer looks for the file specified in the <img/> tag, includes its contents as an attachment to the message, and updates the HTML appropriately to reference the attachment.

To add an attachment to the message, such as a graphic or an archive, call addFileAttachment() or addStringAttachment():

       $message = new ezcMailComposer();
       $message->from = new ezcMailAddress('webmaster@example.com');
       $message->addTo(new ezcMailAddress('adam@example.com', 'Adam'));
       $message->subject = 'New Version of PHP Released!';
       $body = 'Go to http://www.php.net and download it today!';
       $message->plainText = $body;
       $message->addFileAttachment('/home/me/details.png','image','png');
       $message->addStringAttachment('extra.txt','Some text', 'text/plain');

       $message->build();

       $sender = new ezcMailMtaTransport();
       $sender->send($message);



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