Hej Ryan Schmidt Den Thu, 18 Mar 2010 08:08:51 -0500 sendte du en mail til mig, angående Re: [fw-general] Problems with Zend_Mail
>>> =0ATak for tilmeldingen til Kunstmesse 2010=0A=0ADenne messe finder sted= >>> L=F8rdag den 25. september 2010 - s=F8ndag den 26. september 2010=0A=0A= >>> Du har indtastet f=F8lgende data:=0A=0A Tilmelding nr.: 125=0A = <cut> >> What am I doing wrong here? In my own mailprogram (Forte Agent) it is >> showing as a nicely formatted text-email. Viewing it from my gmail >> account it is also shown as expected. > >I haven't used Zend_Mail, but I have done some newsletter emailing so I have >some experience with common mail sending errors. Mail standards say line >endings in email must be the DOS CRLF pair, on all platforms. In your email I >see a lot of "=0A" which is the encoding for the UNIX LF line ending. Is it >possible your code, or Zend Framework code, is using "\n" or PHP_EOL as a line >separator? If so, that would be an error; the line separator must be "\r\n". >Some mail servers and mail clients are pickier about this than others, which >would explain why only some of your users see this problem. This might very well be the problem .... The content of the email is build using a Zend View, and all files from my editor are saved with unix-lineendings, ie. LR. I will try your suggestion, using CRLF as line-endings and test with that. It's just a bit tricky, since none of my computers have Outlook Express or the possibility to get it. For now, I have switched to PEARs mailclass instead. This worked perfectly, but I would prefer to use Zend-code where possible. -- Mads Lie Jensen - [email protected] - ICQ #25478403 Gartneriet - http://www.gartneriet.dk/
