- tylermakin / Multipart MIME Email.md
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- Send HTML UTF-8 Email In PHP (A Simple Example)
- TLDR – QUICK SLIDES
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- PHP UTF-8 EMAIL
- SENDING UTF-8 HTML EMAIL
- HOW ABOUT CSS?
- DOWNLOAD & NOTES
- SUPPORT
- EXAMPLE CODE DOWNLOAD
- EXTRA BITS & LINKS
- LINKS & REFERENCES
- INFOGRAPHIC CHEAT SHEET
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tylermakin / Multipart MIME Email.md
This is a guide on how to send a properly formatted multipart email. Multipart email strings are MIME encoded, raw text email templates. This method of structuring an email allows for multiple versions of the same email to support different email clients.
// Example Multipart Email: From: sender@example.com To: recipient@example.com Subject: Multipart Email Example Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="boundary-string" --your-boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Disposition: inline Plain text email goes here! This is the fallback if email client does not support HTML --boundary-string Content-Type: text/html; charset="utf-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Disposition: inline This is the HTML Section!
This is what displays in most modern email clients
--boundary-string--
Different Content-Type Sections
Multipart email strings are composed of sections for each Content-Type version of the email you wish to use. By sending differently formatted versions, you can ensure your recipients are able to see whatever message you are sending, optimized for their email clients’ capabilities.
Content-Type | Description | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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text/html | This allows the use of HTML (
Example use cases of different Content-Type :
The plain text format is a means to send an unformatted copy of an email, without images or styles, that will be readable by everyone. Although HTML makes emails beautiful, plain text makes them functional. In addition to helping prevent your emails from getting caught in the spam filter, a plain text version of your email will allow everyone to see your message, regardless of email client. or settings. HTML formatting allows for the use of web languages (HTML and CSS) to style emails, display images, etc. It is important to always include a plain text version of the email when using HTML because some email clients do not support HTML emails, and some recipients prefer plain text format. HTML format allow for the use of tags such as Titleand styles such as Touch of Gray in your emaill. This format also allows for the use of remote images via links You can send emails specifically formatted to the text/watch-html format to allow for Apple Watch users to view your emails on their devices. The Apple Watch email client has limited support for HTML and is similar in ability to rich text format (see table). Although images are possible in this format, they are quirky and may not display properly. You may test your email by sending it via a service such as the free PutsMail tool and seeing how it appears in your inbox. Services such as this allow the testing of emails without the need for an email API (Mandrill, Mailgun, Amazon SES, etc.) email service provider, or your own email server. Although PutsMail does not allow you to send an entire multipart email as a MIME string (all of the examples in this guide), you can send each section (HTML, plain text, watch) individually by copy/pasting the code for each type individually without the headers. Send HTML UTF-8 Email In PHP (A Simple Example)Welcome to a quick tutorial on how to send an HTML UTF-8 email in PHP. So you want to send out an HTML email in PHP? In a language that is not English? Yes, it is possible. To send an HTML UTF8 email in PHP, we have to set the appropriate HTML and UTF-8 email headers. For example:
That should answer the mystery, but let us walk through an actual example in this guide – Read on! TLDR – QUICK SLIDESTABLE OF CONTENTSPHP UTF-8 EMAILAll right, let us now get into an example of sending the PHP UTF-8 email. SENDING UTF-8 HTML EMAIL
HOW ABOUT CSS?Yes, it is possible to append style=»COSMETICS» directly to the HTML tags. But take note that tags will probably not work… Depending on the email client. DOWNLOAD & NOTESHere is the download link to the example code, so you don’t have to copy-paste everything. SUPPORT600+ free tutorials & projects on Code Boxx and still growing. I insist on not turning Code Boxx into a «paid scripts and courses» business, so every little bit of support helps. EXAMPLE CODE DOWNLOADClick here for the source code on GitHub gist, just click on “download zip” or do a git clone. I have released it under the MIT license, so feel free to build on top of it or use it in your own project. EXTRA BITS & LINKSThat’s it for all the code examples, and here are some extras that may be useful to you. LINKS & REFERENCESINFOGRAPHIC CHEAT SHEETTHE ENDThank you for reading, and we have come to the end of this tutorial. I hope that it has helped you to better understand mail in PHP, and if you have anything to share, please feel free to comment below. Good luck and happy coding! Leave a Comment Cancel ReplySearchBreakthrough JavascriptTake pictures with the webcam, voice commands, video calls, GPS, NFC. Yes, all possible with Javascript — Check out Breakthrough Javascript! SocialsAbout MeW.S. Toh is a senior web developer and SEO practitioner with over 20 years of experience. Graduated from the University of London. When not secretly being an evil tech ninja, he enjoys photography and working on DIY projects. Code Boxx participates in the eBay Partner Network, an affiliate program designed for sites to earn commission fees by linking to ebay.com. We also participate in affiliate programs with Bluehost, ShareASale, Clickbank, and other sites. We are compensated for referring traffic. Html charset for emailГостей: 4
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Да, смайлы зачетные )) Уже не помню, где брал их. Это далеко не все, лень добавлять просто, их там штук 70 → На картеКупить AMWAY: офис в Ярославле Консультации, презентации, мастер–классы, знакомство с продукцией, заказ и выдача купленного товара: Весьма часто встречается проблема при отправке писем через стандартную функцию PHP mail(), а именно: получателю приходит письмо в совершенно нечитабельном виде. Опишу один из способов решения проблемы.
Возникла тут одна проблема при отправке письма с сайта через стандартную функцию mail();, проблема, как всегда, была связана с «кракозябрами» в приходящем с сайта сообщении. Чуть погуглив и почесав репу, решение было найдено, не одно- а куча целая, вплоть до готовых скриптов, которые оставалось только подключить. Но их я рассматривать не буду, покажу самое простое решение для отправки html- содержимого в письме. Итак, что нам нужно для отправки письма через стандартную функцию php mail(): Итак, для начала- пример с одним получателем. Кодировку ставим UTF-8, так как это самый оптимальный вариант. Помни: кодировка страницы, с которой отправляется сообщение, должна совпадать с кодировкой письма. Тему сообщения кодируем в base64, указывая на это в заголовке: так письма корректно будут приходить на горячо любимый всеми почтовый сервис Mail.ru. $email = 'admin@meweb.ru'; Вот так вот, оказывается, все просто. Ну а теперь отправим письма нескольким адресатам, взятым, например, из базы данных. После каждого адреса просто ставим запятую, но не забываем, что если адресов много, это может сильно грузить сервер. Теперь наш код будет выглядеть примерно так: $manyemail = mysql_query("SELECT `user_email` FROM `users`") or die(mysql_error()); Вот, в общем, и все. Знаю, что это уже тысячу раз обсуждали, знаю, что функции mysql_query, mysql_fetch_array и mysql_num_rows устарели с версии php 5.3, но все, что здесь изложено — лишь для примера (хотя код рабочий), а вы уж сами решайте, куда это пихнуть и как изменить. |