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Php Mail Html Software For Windows

Build HTML forms on your PC.The PHP script for handling the form submission. It's recommended to include the used php test script to show your provider, that the problem is not caused by the php script used.I had problems using UTF-8 even though the headers was set to UTF-8.Arclab Web Form Builder the HTML form creation software for Windows PC to create email contact forms and php forms with ease. Tell your provider that the standard php 'mail()' function returns TRUE, but not mail will be sent. Contact your provider if it still does not work. Upload the modified php file and retry.

This allows the fifth parameter for the PHP mail() function to be included as a parameter to Mail::factoryI had problems, when attaching a file to an e-mail:$mime->addAttachment($attachment, $attachment, $attachment, $attachment, $attachment) $mailHeaders = $mime->headers($mailHeaders) $mail =& Mail::factory($this->backend, $this->backendParams) $mail->send($this->recip, $mailHeaders, $mailBody) In this use case the mail was sent, but nearly all webmailers and e-mail programs did not show the attachment(s). So why is this broken?To set the envelope Reply-to header correctly (so that bounced emails arrive where you expect them, make these changes to the example:$mime -> addAttachment ( $file , 'text/plain' ) //do not ever try to call these lines in reverse order$mail =& Mail :: factory ( 'mail' , ) // add the fifth parameter for the PHP mail() functionWe are including 'Mail/mail.php' which contains the updated version of the send function (the one in Mail.php is deprecated). Its just lost in forever.I have to, after I call headers(), execute this line to fix what it broke:The quotes are required when the name preceeding the email address has a space in it as far as I know. You see, I like to include a Company name along with the email address so my from string looked like this:The headers() function would run and then if I output the 'From' value from the array I would get this:First of all, I have no idea what it is doing with the quotes or why it would move one and leave the other unescaped as it should be.When this happens the email is NOT delivered. I had to also runOtherwise, /Mail.php did not exist and neither did /Mail/mail.phpWhich obviously cause my include commands to fail.I would also like to mention that there is something wrong with the way $mime->headers() it totally mangles my "From" variable.