http://swiftmailer.org/wikidocs/ 2009-04-13T10:17:33+00:00 http://swiftmailer.org/wikidocs/ http://swiftmailer.org/wikidocs/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2009-03-03T05:41:22+00:00 http://swiftmailer.org/wikidocs/v3/composition/attachments?rev=1236058882&do=diff Synopsis: new Swift_Message_Attachment([mixed data [, string filename [, string content-type [, string encoding [, string disposition]]]]]) An attachment yet again, another MIME document. It's special because it contains any format of data such as a PDF, a Zip file or an executable. In order for SMTP to proccess such data it gets encoded into a format which looks like plain-text (such as Base64). text/html 2009-03-03T05:41:22+00:00 http://swiftmailer.org/wikidocs/v3/composition/basics?rev=1236058882&do=diff Synopsis: new Swift_Message([string subject [, mixed body [, string content-type [, string encoding [, string charset ]]]]]) Unlike other email libraries, Swift is fully Object-oriented. Message composition could be bundled into the main Swift class by all means... but it's not. The EasySwift class does that if you really want it. Swift itself doesn't do anything to do with the creation of emails. Instead, there's a subset of classes included to allow you to do that. All of these classes s… text/html 2009-03-03T05:41:22+00:00 http://swiftmailer.org/wikidocs/v3/composition/headers?rev=1236058882&do=diff Setting and getting headers Each component of a message contains a headers property which is an instance of Swift_Message_Headers. Such components include Swift_Message, Swift_Message_Part and Swift_Message_Attachment. The headers contain vital information about the structure of that component. Each component will have a different set of headers depending upon what the component does. text/html 2009-03-03T05:41:22+00:00 http://swiftmailer.org/wikidocs/v3/composition/images_embedded?rev=1236058882&do=diff When you send a HTML format email you can of course include the <img /> tag. Commonly, people will do something like: <img src="http://your-host.tld/images/foo.png" alt="foo" /> However, because this links to a remote image you may find that your recipient does not see the image as the mail client may block remote images by default. If you'd prefer to send the image as part of the email you need to embed it. text/html 2009-03-03T05:41:22+00:00 http://swiftmailer.org/wikidocs/v3/composition/multipart?rev=1236058882&do=diff A potentially confusing preamble Hopefully, I won't confuse people here... if I do, just ignore this entire rambling and go straight to the bottom of the page... It's not important, it's just useful to think about. If we imagine representing an email as XML we'd have a document which looks something like this: text/html 2009-03-03T05:41:22+00:00 http://swiftmailer.org/wikidocs/v3/composition/start?rev=1236058882&do=diff Message Composition * Basics of the Swift_Message class * Multi-Part messages in more detail * Dealing with Attachments * Manipulating MIME headers * Embedding images * Customizing Messages