. I have an example if you need it.
Robbert van Andel
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From: Mathieu Dumoulin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 8:33 AM
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Subject: [PHP] Re: emailing a web-page
What i would actually do is this:
Generate simple HTML code
> 4) Easy to do for anyone, even for you, it's simple.
Thanks for that sly jab ;)
neko_
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What i would actually do is this:
Generate simple HTML code that creates a FRAMESET with only one FRAME point
the source directly on the page you wish to show to the user in the mail.
Here are the good reasons:
1) Updated content cause it stays on the web
2) Small email, no image, not even the re
Question : When people send you junk e-mails they often have image refs and
so forth - does that mean they are using absolute links in the img refs?
I need to find a way to allow a non-technical user to quickly and easily
send off a web-page (generated on the fly) in email format, but so far I'm
s
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.file-get-contents.php
I was thinking of using this, however the website I want to pull the HTML
from uses relative links, so that places me in a pretty pickle if I want to
have the email make use of stylesheets and images.
:)
neko_
"Arjan Gijsberts" <[EMAIL
That shouldn't be a problem. You could use fopen() to open the file.
"Neko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> update:
>
> I think I just need to work out how to grab a web-page and include it into
a
> string to supply to the mail I'm generating (using pear). Provided th
update:
I think I just need to work out how to grab a web-page and include it into a
string to supply to the mail I'm generating (using pear). Provided that the
hyperlinks aren't relative I should have a funky looking email going on..
neko
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