Class TMail.
Class TMail. Filename.......: class.html.mime.mail.inc Project........: HTML Mime mail class Last Modified..: $Date: 2002/07/24 13:14:10 $ CVS Revision...: $Revision: 1.4 $ Copyright......: 2001, 2002 Richard Heyes Adapted for PRADO
Located in /THTMLMail.php (line 17)
TModule | --THTMLMail
Adds a file to the list of attachments
Adds a file to the list of attachments
Adds an image to the list of embedded images
Adds an image to the list of embedded images
Builds the multipart message from the list ($this->_parts). array of parameters that shape the building of the message. $params['html_encoding'] - The type of encoding to use on html. "7bit", "quoted-printable" or "base64" (all without quotes).
Builds the multipart message from the list ($this->_parts). $params is an array of parameters that shape the building of the message. Currently supported are: $params['html_encoding'] - The type of encoding to use on html. Valid options are "7bit", "quoted-printable" or "base64" (all without quotes). 7bit is EXPRESSLY NOT RECOMMENDED. Default is quoted-printable $params['text_encoding'] - The type of encoding to use on plain text Valid options are "7bit", "quoted-printable" or "base64" (all without quotes). Default is 7bit $params['text_wrap'] - The character count at which to wrap 7bit encoded data. Default this is 998. $params['html_charset'] - The character set to use for a html section. Default is ISO-8859-1 $params['text_charset'] - The character set to use for a text section.
This function will read a file in from a supplied filename and return it. argument of the the functions add_html_image() or add_attachment().
This function will read a file in from a supplied filename and return it. This can then be given as the first argument of the the functions add_html_image() or add_attachment().
Use this method to return the email in message/rfc822 format. adding an email to another email as an attachment. out example in example.
Use this method to return the email in message/rfc822 format. Useful for adding an email to another email as an attachment. there's a commented out example in example.php.
Raises OnInit event.
Raises OnInit event.
Sends the mail.
Sends the mail.
Accessor to add a Bcc: header
Accessor to add a Bcc: header
Accessor to add a Cc: header
Accessor to add a Cc: header
Accessor to set the CRLF style
Accessor to set the CRLF style
Accessor to add a From: header
Accessor to add a From: header
Accessor function to set the header encoding charset
Accessor function to set the header encoding charset
Accessor to set a header
Accessor to set a header
Accessor function to set the HTML charset
Accessor function to set the HTML charset
Adds a html part to the mail.
Adds a html part to the mail. Also replaces image names with content-id's.
Accessor function to set the HTML encoding
Accessor function to set the HTML encoding
Accessor to set the return path
Accessor to set the return path
Accessor to set the SMTP parameters
Accessor to set the SMTP parameters
Accessor to add a Subject: header
Accessor to add a Subject: header
Accessor function to set the text charset
Accessor function to set the text charset
Accessor function to set the text encoding
Accessor function to set the text encoding
Accessor function to set the text wrap count
Accessor function to set the text wrap count
Adds an alternative part to a mime_part object
Adds an alternative part to a mime_part object
Adds an attachment subpart to a mime_part object
Adds an attachment subpart to a mime_part object
Adds an html image subpart to a mime_part object
Adds an html image subpart to a mime_part object
Adds a html subpart to a mime_part object
Adds a html subpart to a mime_part object
Starts a message with a mixed part
Starts a message with a mixed part
Adds a html subpart to a mime_part object
Adds a html subpart to a mime_part object
Adds a text subpart to a mime_part object
Adds a text subpart to a mime_part object
Function to encode a header if necessary
Function to encode a header if necessary according to RFC2047
Function for extracting images from html source. through the html code supplied by add_html() and find any file that ends in one of the extensions defined in $obj->image_types.
Function for extracting images from html source. This function will look through the html code supplied by add_html() and find any file that ends in one of the extensions defined in $obj->image_types. If the file exists it will read it in and embed it, (not an attachment).
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