> Please can somebody explain me, how this is to change, that it is
> working in symfony1.1 with noch compact-10?

>> juste use swiftMailer
> I hoped, there is an "symfony"-way. Maybe the coming documentation
> gives some more information to this issue.
> But thanks for the quike response, I will try swiftMailer.

> Best
> Susan

> Susan wrote:
>> Hi Hartym,

>>> juste use swiftMailer
>> I hoped, there is an "symfony"-way. Maybe the coming documentation
>> gives some more information to this issue.
>> But thanks for the quike response, I will try swiftMailer.

> swiftMailer is really a great library... and there is no need to change
> a thing for symfony. It's already symfony "compliant" ;)

> Fabien

>> Best
>> Susan

> Use getPresentationFor and SwiftMailer (or phpmailer) to send the content.

> $swift = new Swift(new Swift_Connection_SMTP("smtp.example.com", 25));

> $message = new Swift_Message('email subject',
> sfContext::getInstance()->getController()->getPresentationFor($module,
> $action, $viewName = null), "text/html");

> if ($swift->send($message, "recipi...@domain.tld", "y...@home.tld"))
> {
>     echo "Message sent";
> }
> else
> {
>     echo "Message failed to send";
> }

> $swift->disconnect();

> - Dustin

> On 1/31/08 9:16 AM, "Fabien POTENCIER"
> <fabien.potenc...@symfony-project.com> wrote:

>> Susan wrote:
>>> Hi Hartym,

>>>> juste use swiftMailer
>>> I hoped, there is an "symfony"-way. Maybe the coming documentation
>>> gives some more information to this issue.
>>> But thanks for the quike response, I will try swiftMailer.
>> swiftMailer is really a great library... and there is no need to change
>> a thing for symfony. It's already symfony "compliant" ;)

>> Fabien

>>> Best
>>> Susan

>  great and thanks for the fast answers
>  :-)
>  susan

>  Dustin Whittle schrieb:

> > Susan,

>  > Use getPresentationFor and SwiftMailer (or phpmailer) to send the content.

>  > $swift = new Swift(new Swift_Connection_SMTP("smtp.example.com", 25));

>  > $message = new Swift_Message('email subject',
>  > sfContext::getInstance()->getController()->getPresentationFor($module,
>  > $action, $viewName = null), "text/html");

>  > if ($swift->send($message, "recipi...@domain.tld", "y...@home.tld"))
>  > {
>  >     echo "Message sent";
>  > }
>  > else
>  > {
>  >     echo "Message failed to send";
>  > }

>  > $swift->disconnect();

>  > - Dustin

>  > On 1/31/08 9:16 AM, "Fabien POTENCIER"
>  > <fabien.potenc...@symfony-project.com> wrote:

>  >> Susan wrote:
>  >>> Hi Hartym,

>  >>>> juste use swiftMailer
>  >>> I hoped, there is an "symfony"-way. Maybe the coming documentation
>  >>> gives some more information to this issue.
>  >>> But thanks for the quike response, I will try swiftMailer.
>  >> swiftMailer is really a great library... and there is no need to change
>  >> a thing for symfony. It's already symfony "compliant" ;)

>  >> Fabien

>  >>> Best
>  >>> Susan

>  Sorry to re-open this thread, but this thread point to use the swift
>  mail lib, which works great.

>  I was wondering why the sfMail class has not been changed to use swift
>  ? Or do you have any plan add this to sf1.1 ?

>  I cannot find on trac any information about that.

>  The sfMail feature was great and easy to use in sf1.0.

>  Thanks,
>  Thomas

>  On Thu, Jan 31, 2008 at 11:42 PM, Susan Lau <susan....@gmx.de> wrote:

>  >  great and thanks for the fast answers
>  >  :-)
>  >  susan

>  >  Dustin Whittle schrieb:

>  > > Susan,

>  >  > Use getPresentationFor and SwiftMailer (or phpmailer) to send the content.

>  >  > $swift = new Swift(new Swift_Connection_SMTP("smtp.example.com", 25));

>  >  > $message = new Swift_Message('email subject',
>  >  > sfContext::getInstance()->getController()->getPresentationFor($module,
>  >  > $action, $viewName = null), "text/html");

>  >  > if ($swift->send($message, "recipi...@domain.tld", "y...@home.tld"))
>  >  > {
>  >  >     echo "Message sent";
>  >  > }
>  >  > else
>  >  > {
>  >  >     echo "Message failed to send";
>  >  > }

>  >  > $swift->disconnect();

>  >  > - Dustin

>  >  > On 1/31/08 9:16 AM, "Fabien POTENCIER"
>  >  > <fabien.potenc...@symfony-project.com> wrote:

>  >  >> Susan wrote:
>  >  >>> Hi Hartym,

>  >  >>>> juste use swiftMailer
>  >  >>> I hoped, there is an "symfony"-way. Maybe the coming documentation
>  >  >>> gives some more information to this issue.
>  >  >>> But thanks for the quike response, I will try swiftMailer.
>  >  >> swiftMailer is really a great library... and there is no need to change
>  >  >> a thing for symfony. It's already symfony "compliant" ;)

>  >  >> Fabien

>  >  >>> Best
>  >  >>> Susan

> I suppose no one know about this point ?

> Thomas

> On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 6:45 PM, Thomas Rabaix <thomas.rab...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello,

>>  Sorry to re-open this thread, but this thread point to use the swift
>>  mail lib, which works great.

>>  I was wondering why the sfMail class has not been changed to use swift
>>  ? Or do you have any plan add this to sf1.1 ?

>>  I cannot find on trac any information about that.

>>  The sfMail feature was great and easy to use in sf1.0.

>>  Thanks,
>>  Thomas

>>  On Thu, Jan 31, 2008 at 11:42 PM, Susan Lau <susan....@gmx.de> wrote:

>>>  great and thanks for the fast answers
>>>  :-)
>>>  susan

>>>  Dustin Whittle schrieb:

>>>> Susan,

>>>> Use getPresentationFor and SwiftMailer (or phpmailer) to send the content.

>>>> $swift = new Swift(new Swift_Connection_SMTP("smtp.example.com", 25));

>>>> $message = new Swift_Message('email subject',
>>>> sfContext::getInstance()->getController()->getPresentationFor($module,
>>>> $action, $viewName = null), "text/html");

>>>> if ($swift->send($message, "recipi...@domain.tld", "y...@home.tld"))
>>>> {
>>>>     echo "Message sent";
>>>> }
>>>> else
>>>> {
>>>>     echo "Message failed to send";
>>>> }

>>>> $swift->disconnect();

>>>> - Dustin

>>>> On 1/31/08 9:16 AM, "Fabien POTENCIER"
>>>> <fabien.potenc...@symfony-project.com> wrote:

>>>>> Susan wrote:
>>>>>> Hi Hartym,

>>>>>>> juste use swiftMailer
>>>>>> I hoped, there is an "symfony"-way. Maybe the coming documentation
>>>>>> gives some more information to this issue.
>>>>>> But thanks for the quike response, I will try swiftMailer.
>>>>> swiftMailer is really a great library... and there is no need to change
>>>>> a thing for symfony. It's already symfony "compliant" ;)

>>>>> Fabien

>>>>>> Best
>>>>>> Susan