/*************************************** ** example of usage. ***************************************/ /*************************************** ** read the file background.gif into ** $backgrnd. ***************************************/ $filename = 'background.gif'; $backgrnd = fread($fp = fopen($filename, 'r'), filesize($filename)); fclose($fp);
/*************************************** ** read the file test.zip into $attachment. ***************************************/ $filename = 'example.zip'; $attachment = fread($fp = fopen($filename, 'r'), filesize($filename)); fclose($fp);
/*************************************** ** create the mail object. optional headers ** argument. do not put from: here, this ** will be added when $mail->send ***************************************/ $mail = new html_mime_mail("x-mailer: html mime mail class/r/n");
/*************************************** ** if sending an html email, then these ** two variables specify the text and ** html versions of the mail. don't ** have to be named as these are. just ** make sure the names tie in to the ** $mail->add_html() command further down. ***************************************/ $text = 'this is a test.'; $html = '<html><body background="background.gif"><font face="verdana, arial" color="#ff0000"> success!</font><p></body></html>';
/*************************************** ** add the text, html and embedded images. ** each embedded image has to be added ** using $mail->add_html_image() before ** calling $mail->add_html(). the name ** of the image should match exactly ** (case-sensitive) to the name in the html. ***************************************/ $mail->add_html_image($backgrnd, 'background.gif', 'image/gif'); $mail->add_html($html, $text);
/*************************************** ** if not sending an html email, then ** this is used to set the plain text ** body of the email. ***************************************/ // $mail->body = 'fsss';
/*************************************** ** this is used to add an attachment to ** the email. ***************************************/ $mail->add_attachment($attachment, 'example.zip', 'application/octet-stream');
/*************************************** ** builds the message. ***************************************/ $mail->build_message();
/*************************************** ** sends the message. $mail->build_message() ** is seperate to $mail->send so that the ** same email can be sent many times to ** differing recipients simply by putting ** $mail->send() in a loop. ***************************************/ $mail->send('','[email protected]', 'from name', '[email protected]', 'subject','');
