a) you dont have to submit it to cake
if you really want to go down that road, build your own class and put
it in
/app/Lib/Network/Email/
CakePHP will then use your custom class instead
b) if you wont to know if it works, try it - but I woudn't recommend
it
On 30 Nov., 06:32, localhost wrote:
>
No suggestion from anyone! :(
Should I modify CakeMail to make mail validation an option and submit
this to Cakephp ?
OR
if I add the "To" field" direct to the mail header (using addheader
function), do you think it will work?
On Nov 29, 7:23 am, localhost wrote:
> Thank you very much for the
Thank you very much for the suggestion but really I don't have this
option
I just need to disable the email validation in cakemail
On Nov 29, 1:29 am, Justin Edwards wrote:
> I would rather fix your exchange rules to follow a standard. Microsoft
> could fix their product (stop allowing invalid
I would rather fix your exchange rules to follow a standard. Microsoft
could fix their product (stop allowing invalid addresses) and you could
have problems in the future.
On Mon, Nov 28, 2011 at 3:42 PM, localhost wrote:
> Hi
>
> If you try to send email using CakeEmail in cakephp 2, CakeEmail
Hi
If you try to send email using CakeEmail in cakephp 2, CakeEmail will
check the "To" email and give you error for invalid emails.
my question is how to disable this validation, I actually want to send
wrong email format :) I have my SMTP (MS Exchange) configured to
forward any email with pred
