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test_html_mail_message.php

2009-02-10T09:27:21Z

Set up this script to send an HTML email with text alternative. Works
brilliantly! However, I am going to need to send my email to about 50
or 60 recipients and I cannot for the life of me work out how to alter
this script to do that. I have tried using the array from
'test_personalized_bulk_mail.p hp' but no joy. As you probably gather,

Re: Problems if message subject contains both umlauts and question mark

2009-01-27T07:56:44Z

Sur. But in my software version SetEncodedHeader did NOT call the
QuotedPrintableEncode funtion. So I guess this is the reason why my
header was not encoded correctly.

Re: Problems if message subject contains both umlauts and question mark

2009-01-27T07:47:52Z

Hello,
on 01/27/2009 05:38 AM Otto said the following:
Yes, for headers that may contain non-ASCII characters, like for
instance Subject, you should always use SetEncodedHeader.

Re: Problems if message subject contains both umlauts and question mark

2009-01-27T07:38:49Z

Manuel,

Thank you for your quick reply.

What I discovered in the meantime:

If I replace one line in "SetEncodedHeader", it is working:

OLD:
return($this->SetHeader($heade r,$value,strlen($encoding_char set) ?
$encoding_charset : $this->default_charset));

NEW:
return($this->SetHeader($heade r,$this->QuotedPrintableEncode ($value,

Re: Problems if message subject contains both umlauts and question mark

2009-01-27T07:31:53Z

Hello,
on 01/27/2009 04:52 AM Otto said the following:
I tried this case and it worked correctly. There is even a case of
test_quoted_printable.php script that tests question marks at the end of
headers. Could you be using an old version of the class with bugs?

Problems if message subject contains both umlauts and question mark

2009-01-27T06:52:13Z

Hi,

I guess this is a software bug.

If my MIME/UTF-8 message's subject contains both umlauts and a
question mark, the question mark apparently gets not MIME encoded
correctly and the whole subject looks weired.

I guess in this case, the question mark should be encoded as "=3F",
but it is not.

Re: Bulk Mail using SMTP

2008-04-30T08:42:29Z

Hello,
on 04/30/2008 05:22 AM Peter said the following:
If you read the documentation, you do not need to wonder reading the
source. Only the smpt_host variable is documented and is the one to
use. The host_name variable is not even of this package, it is of the
SMTP class.

Re: Bulk Mail using SMTP

2008-04-30T08:22:28Z

So where do I set smtp_host? As you can see from above, I set
$email_message->host_name="mai l.aapt.net.au"; Should I have set
$email_message->smpt_host="mai l.aapt.net.au";?

I am not trying to poke it, just trying to get it to work. My poke
worked.

I should be able to set a global SMPT mail server without having to

Re: Bulk Mail using SMTP

2008-04-30T07:04:33Z

Hello,
on 04/30/2008 03:54 AM Peter said the following:
The right variable to set is smtp_host. There is no host_name variable.
That is of the SMTP object, which is private and you should not be
poking it.

Re: Bulk Mail using SMTP

2008-04-30T06:54:17Z

I use the Send function. Send() calls StartSendingMessage(). In the
Send() function $this->host_name is 'mail.aapt.net.au'. As soon as
StartSendingMessage() is called by the Send() function, $this-

Re: Bulk Mail using SMTP

2008-04-30T06:02:53Z

Hello
on 04/30/2008 02:50 AM Peter said the following:
You should not use the StartSendingMessage because it is private and so
it is not documented. You need to use the Send function to send the message.

Re: Bulk Mail using SMTP

2008-04-30T05:50:40Z

But why do I have to set it in StartSendingMessage()? Why doesn't
StartSendingMessage() retain the the same class variable value as
Send() does?

Re: Bulk Mail using SMTP

2008-04-30T05:21:02Z

Hello,
on 04/29/2008 11:42 PM Peter said the following:
smtp_host is a class variable that you can set to whatever SMTP server
domain you want.

Bulk Mail using SMTP

2008-04-30T02:42:15Z

Successfully implemented this on a Linux server and then decided that
I needed to do the same on a Windows Server using SMTP.

Added the classes:
require("../../classes/mime/sm tp.php");
require("../../classes/mime/sm tp_message.php");

Created the Class & set the SMTP Variables:
$email_message=new smtp_message_class;

Re: sending email form a webpage

2008-02-24T06:50:37Z

Hello,
on 02/22/2008 03:27 PM suchi said the following:
If you leave it as configured by default by the normal PHP installation,
usually it is ok.