Is there really no solution to this issue? Is everyone using
wordwrap to wrap their newsletter texts, or is there a way that
works as well with Ms Outlook?
Thanks a lot
Recap:
- Ms Outlook gets everything on 1 line when I use wordwrap( $text,76,\r\n ).
- Ms Outlook shows nice line breaks when
Hello
What would *you* do if you wordwrap a text and send it via the
mail() command, and your costumer gets the whole text on 1 single
line?
I'm using $newtext = wordwrap( $text,76,\r\n );
He has Outlook. When I'm testing it in my Eudora, in Bat and in
Outlook Express, it's wrapped nicely.
This is really frustrating:
We found two versions of Outlook on different machines, that
have been installed with the default settings, that 'eat' the
line breaks which were made with PHP's wordwrap() function.
There are no line breaks at all!
On one of the machines there's also a version of
Hello
I'm wrapping a newsletter with
$message = wordwrap( $message1,75,\r\n );
before sending it out.
still, my customer with his Outlook client gets everything on one line!
(Eudora and Outlook Express on my own machine display it fine.)
Any takes?
Thank you.
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Everything ok. Like often, in the minute I sent my posting, I got a message
from the customer that it looks great now.
This list seems to help metaphysically:)
Have a nice day.
Mike
At 11:00 28.05.02, you wrote:
Hello
I'm wrapping a newsletter with
$message = wordwrap( $message1,75,\r\n
At 06:05 24.05.02, you wrote:
On Friday 24 May 2002 04:15, m u i n a r wrote:
Hi Listees ;)
After several hours of googling and testing, I'm asking the list for some
help with this PHP mail() question: How do you send email with images
*embedded* in the message?
To find out how
At 08:44 24.05.02, you wrote:
I used:
img src='cid:piccy.jpg
Which I think was what you had as well.
Then in the mime parts:
Content-Type: image/jpeg; name=piccy.jpg
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
Content-ID: piccy.jpg
Content-Disposition: inline; filename=piccy.jpg
Thanks!
settings, I assume there's still an error in
the code?
TIA
Mike
At 10:34 24.05.02, you wrote:
On Friday 24 May 2002 15:36, m u i n a r wrote:
[snip]
The encoding works, the message looks fine, just the images are not
embedded but attached. Aaargh :(
Like I said before it, what I had works
At 13:34 24.05.02, you wrote:
I use the copy function to copy a file to the server, like this;
copy($file, ./jpg/$name.jpg);
what would I do to removeit from the server, or delete it?
if( file_exists( $dirName/$file ) )
{
unlink( $dirName/$file );
Works! It was the order how headers and message were composed
in the script. Now even my Eudora displays it fine.
Now I'm gonna switch back to my old email settings... ;)
Thanks for having time.
Mike
At 11:51 24.05.02, you wrote:
Can I assume that Eudora /does/ show inline images given a
Hi Listees ;)
After several hours of googling and testing, I'm asking the list for some help
with this PHP mail() question: How do you send email with images *embedded*
in the message?
(I managed to send them embedded with real URLs so they are d'loaded when the
message is viewed - but here we
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