I am developing an email client in Python. Is it possible to check if an email contains an attachement just from the e-mail header without downloading the whole E-Mail?"attachment" is quite a broad term. Is an image for HTML message an attachmen
I encounter a situation, when I send a email which email subject more than 80 char, sometimes the email subject will be insert a 'tab' char. I check the invalid email's mail header, they are aligned, if a mail header entry more than 80 char, it will
I am currently working on a module which send mails to customers in multiple languages from a server. I have stored the mail contents (to, subject and body) in a database and retrieving from it. All the mail contents are stored in DB as unicode (eg:
I've been struggling with low level mail in PHP and I know I should be using a library for this, but that's not an option right now. When doing mail in PHP, you can manually set additional headers, like From, Cc and Bcc, but you can also set Subject,
I'm wondering if there is any php class to handle pipe incoming mail and split headers, body, and split the headers into parts too to easily gather subject and stuffs. Any recommandations? Thanks class HTMLParserIterator { var $contents; var $pos=0;
i have a contact form in my wordpress site and its working fine however, I need some modification to the way the mail receive.. In my mail, I see this. WordPress <
[email protected]> and it looks not nice to me so what I need is to rem
this is my php code: $Name = isset($_POST['Name']) ? $_POST['Name'] : ""; $email = isset($_POST['email']) ? $_POST['email'] : ""; $mobileno = isset($_POST['mobileno']) ? $_POST['mobileno'] : ""; $city = isset($_POST['city'])
Been having this problem for very long and couldn't find any solution. What happen is that occasionally the email that I sent out has the header appearing in the body text. On closer examination, the first line of the header was read as header but th
Do we need to use quotes in $to and in from/cc/bcc mail headers when using PHP mail function? I mean, let's say I want to send mail to: User One <
[email protected]> Do I have to call: mail("\"User One\" <
[email protected]>", ..
I have an email subject of the form: =?utf-8?B?T3.....?= The body of the email is utf-8 base64 encoded - and has decoded fine. I am current using Perl's Email::MIME module to decode the email. What is the meaning of the =?utf-8 delimiter and how do I
I am trying to send an email from a site I am building, but it ends up in the yahoo spam folder. It is the email that sends credentials. What can I do to legitimize it? $header = "From: site <
[email protected]>\r\n"; $header .= "To: $nam
My code: $to = '
[email protected]'; $subject = $_REQUEST['subject'] ; $message = $_REQUEST['message'] ; $header = "From:
[email protected]\r\n"; $header.= "MIME-Version: 1.0\r\n"; $header.= "Content-Type: text/html; charset=IS
I am creating a simple contact us form using Laravel 5.1 public function sendMessage(){ $data = [ 'name' => Input::get('name'), 'email' => Input::get('email'), 'subject' => Input::get('subject'), 'body' => Input::get('body') ]; Mail::send('ema
the homework: http://www.cs.rit.edu/~waw/networks/prob1.082.html Ok, I am still confused why this question was asked for my data communications and networks class, but here is the question from my homework: Write a computer program that reads the hea