PHP mail function to send HTML format mail

The Mail function under Windows system needs to be configured

1. Download from http://glob.com.au/sendmail/Sendmail.zip
2. Extract to C: Under, such as C:\php\sendmail, the best short path, long path name may cause problems.
3. Modify PHP.ini as follows
Sendmail_path = "C:\wamp\sendmail\sendmail.exe-t"
4. Modify the Sendmail.ini according to your own configuration environment.
It is a good idea to enable debug.log_file,error_logfile for the first time to see if SendMail is active.

Configuring the Install Mail function on a Linux system

Yum-y Install SendMail

Installation Successful

/etc/rc.d/init.d/sendmail start

Mail-s "abc" 165482921@qq.com < phpinfo.php

Tips

-bash:mail:command not found

So, how do I get this mail order out of here?

Yum-y Install MAILX

It's all set up.

Mail-s "abc" 165482921@qq.com < phpinfo.php

A look at the mailbox, there, Oh, the original two orders can do so AH

First look at a code example

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$to = ' xxxxx@gmail.com '; $from = ' Solagirl <sola@solagirl.net> '; $subject = ' Mail subject '; $message = ' HTML content (with HTML tags) '; Defines the boundary, the boundary value as uniquely as possible $semi _rand = MD5 (time ()); $mime _boundary = "==multipart_boundary_x{$semi _rand}x"; The header declaration for a multi-part message differs from a single format $headers. = "mime-version:1.0\n". "Content-type:multipart/alternative; Boundary=\ "{$mime _boundary}\" "; $headers. = "From: $from \ n"; Multi-part message-HTML version $mailbody = "--{$mime _boundary}\n". "Content-type:text/html; Charset=\ "Utf-8\". "Content-transfer-encoding:7bit\n\n". $message. "\ n"; Multi-Part Message-Plain text version $mailbody. = "--{$mime _boundary}\n". "Content-type:text/plain; Charset=\ "Utf-8\". "Content-transfer-encoding:7bit\n\n". Strip_tags ($message). "\ n"; Multi-part message end $mailbody. = "--{$mime _boundary}--"; Mail ($to, $subject, $message, $headers);

From the example above, to use a multiple-part message to send an e-mail message, the header is different from sending a single format message, you need to declare that the content sent is multipart and define boundaries (boundary)

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content-type:multipart/alternative; Boundary= ' {$mime _boundary} '

This tells the e-mail client that additional Content-type information should be found in the message, which contains the boundary information. The boundary separates the message into parts, starting with two dashes (–) and at the beginning of the message, between the parts, and at the end of the message. The content of this boundary is not important, the key is to make it as unique as possible, so it cannot be a duplicate value in the message, so you can use any combination of symbols, numbers, and letters, and it doesn't matter how many people choose to use the rand () or MD5 () hash. How you use it is entirely up to the design staff. [2]

If you use Phpmailer to send a message, you need simple code to implement a partial message, look at the following code snippet [3]

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$mail->body = $body; $mail->altbody Store Plain text versions $mail->altbody = Strip_tags ($body); $mail->wordwrap = 50; Set word Wrap $mail->ishtml (TRUE); $mail->msghtml ($body); $mail->send ();

if Warning:mail () [Function.mail]: SMTP server response:530 5.7.0 must issue a STARTTLS command I this message is not configured well, we read the article The start configuration method.