Hello,
Suppose I have a php file that output certain HTML given certain parameters.
So I can call it likt
http://localhost/myscript.php?foo=bar
I can include it from other page using
include('myscript.php?foo=bar')
But how can I instead capture the output of the include to variable and mail
it, something like
$msg = include('myscript.php?foo=bar")
mail($to,$subject,$msg);
Furthermore, if myscript.php generates image instead (eg. JPEG), which I
usually call using
<IMG SRC=myscript.php?foo=bar>,
can I 'save' the image in a variable, and then mail it as an attachment? I
know that I have to use some mail class that will handle attachments, but
that's is available somewhere in the net, or from PEAR I assume. So the
problem only how to capture the dynamically generated image.
Thanks for any help.
Reuben D. Budiardja
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