Can't comment on the best approach, but I would definitely like to be
able to send multipart email, so this thread is of interest.
Regards,
Langdon
Attila wrote:
So you guys are just sending out either html only email (wiki example)
or text only emails (matt's example).
How about mime
I am sending out multi-part emails with both an HTML and text version,
and I am using the Pear library Mail_Mime to achieve this:
http://pear.php.net/mail_mime
Though I plan to abstract this somewhat by moving all the repeated
logic into a mail component.
Attila wrote:
So you guys are just
well, I need it working today, so here is what I'm just doing:
1) extension of the email component to be suited for multipart
alternative
2) master layout for a multipart alternative email, with one
renderElement for each of the templates, the html and the txt
version.
3) the html and the txt
On Jun 30, 2006, at 6:05 AM, Attila wrote:
well, I need it working today, so here is what I'm just doing:
1) extension of the email component to be suited for multipart
alternative
Just add to the one on the wiki, cake lovers will worship you forever.
2) master layout for a multipart
Thanks,
now it starts to get together, also part 3 and 4 seem to work - in
principle - now.
The email templates in /views/elements/email/ is good, I like that.
I'm finishing the application now (deadline!) and then I'll post the
working code.
cakePHP rocks!
So you guys are just sending out either html only email (wiki example)
or text only emails (matt's example).
How about mime multipart alternative? The same email in a text version
and in a html version, so that everybody can see it?
I'm porting a nice website to cakephp, and I would like to
I want to send several emails in my Cake PHP app. Is there a way to
make use of the existing template system in Cake? I do not want to
specify the message body directly in the code.
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Thanks alot. I searched for mail with the help of the wiki search but
nothing turned up. After you pointed out that there are some articles
dealing with this topic, I looked at the table of contents on the front
page of the wiki and discovered some useful tutorials.
