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| Re: How to include ALL of text in email notifications to those subscribed to a topic? [message #33401 is a reply to message #31787] |
Wed, 30 August 2006 14:40   |
ky@smi
Messages: 27
Registered: June 2006
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Hi Ilia,
Well, I'm really, really frustrated right now. I can't seem to get the multipart mime to work. The mail() sends messages, but they get scrambled into base64 encoding on the way out. What's really frustrating is that I saved the $to, $subj, $headers, $body to a text file, and if I run a small test code outside EGW and fudforum:
<?php
$to=file_get_contents("to.txt");
$subj=file_get_contents("subj.txt");
$header=file_get_contents("header.txt");
$body=file_get_contents("body.txt");
mail($to,$subj,$body,$header);
?>
It works. $to, $subj, $header, $body are not altered by the file_put_contents()...as far as I can tell, looking at its content in a hexeditor. Moreover, if I do
file_put_contents("to.txt",$to);
$to1=file_get_contents("to.txt");
and so on and mail($to1,$subj1,$body1,$header1) within the send_notification() or send_email() routine, the email is once again scrambled. Finally, taking a small piece of code that generates multipart MIME emails properly, and pasting it inside either send_notification() or send_email(), so it executes when I post a message in fudforum, it generates a scrambled email. It is as if there are two different mail() functions being called. One within EGW-fudforum, and another when called from outside.
It's all very mysterious....and I'm getting very close to abandoning multipart MIME emails, and going it with only plain text.
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