> Hi,
> The calendar info has to be the main body content of the email also for
> outlook and other mail programs to work correctly with them (especially to
> get the invite/response functions working correctly) the content type of
> the email itself has to be text/calendar also the line length of the email
> is critical and suitable line folding has to occur otherwise most
> email/calendar programs will fail to read the calendar appointment.
> I've started writing a calendar component which will address these issues,
> but it is likely to be a couple of months before I can get back to that
> project.
> Andy
> On 18 June 2012 01:02, mark_story <mark.st...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Isn't a text/calendar just going to be a secondary part to either a
>> text/plain or a text/html email though? It seems like the kind of thing
>> that could be better handled as an attachment with the current system.
>> Instead of adding another hardcoded type, we might want to consider making
>> the types a more flexible name => mimetype mappings that developers can
>> control for their needs, and start off with a good set of commonly used
>> ones.
>> -Mark
>> On Wednesday, 13 June 2012 18:03:35 UTC-4, miguel segura wrote:
>>> in the file CakeMail.php
>>> function getHeaders () has the following code to change the format of
>>> the email in line 666.
>>> if (empty ($ this-> _attachments) | | $ this-> _emailFormat ===
>>> 'both') {
>>> $ headers ['Content-Type'] = 'multipart / mixed; boundary = "'. $ this-
>>> > _boundary. '"';
>>> } elseif ($ this-> _emailFormat === 'text') {
>>> $ headers ['Content-Type'] = 'text / plain; charset ='. $ this->
>>> charset;
>>> } elseif ($ this-> _emailFormat === 'html') {
>>> $ headers ['Content-Type'] = 'text / html; charset ='. $ this->
>>> charset;
>>> }
>>> suggest adding a calendar format
>>> if ($ this-> _emailFormat === 'ics') {
>>> $ headers ['Content-Type'] = 'text / calendar; charset ='. $ this->
>>> charset;
>>> }
>>> remaining
>>> if (empty ($ this-> _attachments) | | $ this-> _emailFormat ===
>>> 'both') {
>>> $ headers ['Content-Type'] = 'multipart / mixed; boundary = "'. $
>>> this-> _boundary. '"';
>>> } elseif ($ this-> _emailFormat === 'text') {
>>> $ headers ['Content-Type'] = 'text / plain; charset ='. $ this->
>>> charset;
>>> } elseif ($ this-> _emailFormat === 'html') {
>>> $ headers ['Content-Type'] = 'text / html; charset ='. $ this->
>>> charset;
>>> } elseif ($ this-> _emailFormat === 'ics') {
>>> $ headers ['Content-Type'] = 'text / calendar; charset ='. $ this-
>>> > charset;
>>> }
