Attachment Mailer class: now support for HTML mail
- Author: Olaf
- Filed under: PHP scripts, finalwebsites.com
Nov 13,2006
Today finalwebsites.com announced the release of the Attachment Mailer class version 1.2. This release is the first mature version of this e-mail script featuring:
- HTML mail with inline images
- Alternative text version (for clients doesn’t except html mail)
- E-mail address validation (testing against a regular expression and MX records)
- Multiple attachments (inline and attached)
- Support for multiple clients (tested with Gmail, Outlook (Express), Hotmail, Firebird)
- …
The PHP class is released with a BSD type license and can be downloaded here.
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In the past I used phpmailer very often because it’s possible to send e-mails by SMTP. I hope they will release a PHP5 OO version very soon, it would be very bad if I need to stop using this class because the script is not compatible with PHP6 next year.