[PHP] Imap and attachments

[Evert | Rooftop Solutions]

Hi,
I started using the IMAP functions and ran into a problem with some 
headers for attachments.

The first one is:
Content-type: image/psd; x-unix-mode=0644; name=FinalVersion6.psd
Content-transfer-encoding: base64
Content-disposition: inline; filename=FinalVersion6.psd
Generated by Mac Mail. The filename wont show up in the result of for example 
imap_fetchstructure.
The second is:
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Disposition: attachment;
filename="Video(019).3gp"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
I suspect this one has something to do with the linebreak. It's generated by a 
modern nokia (7650 I think)
I additionaly found a problem calling imap_fetchbody with a non-existent 
msg number. This will result in a segfault.
grt,
Evert
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Re: [PHP] IMAP and Attachments

[Jome]

> How can I check to see if a email has an attachment?  Then download it if the 
> user clicks on it?

I've been working on a webmail for POP3 but I guess the idea is about the same.

To check if a an email has attachments you use the function imap_fetchstructure() and 
then you can do something like this:

$struc = imap_fetchstructure();
count($struc->parts);
if ($no_of_parts > 0) {
echo "the message has attachments.";
}

This is my way of doing it, the 'bad' thing with this kind of code is that it also 
includes HTML-messages. This can be prevented with some extra code though.

For downloading you use the same kind of thing, I guess it slightly more advanced and 
you have to do some decoding of the message.

Best regards,

Jome

(looking for php-jobs, coding for $15/hour)


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[PHP] IMAP and Attachments

[kath]

Hiya all.

Doing the usual web based mail system.  

How can I check to see if a email has an attachment?  Then download it if the 
user clicks on it?

Preferably a class, documentation or something similar, if you have it.

Please don't link an RFC, I hate RFCs, it is like reading Aramaic upside, 
backwards and on a webpage with some horribly tiled background and yellow 
color font.

- k

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