First step: Need to download Phpmailer package phpmailer-1.73.tar.gz from the Open source community: http://phpmailer.sourceforge.net/
Step two: Confirm that your server system already supports sockets such as, through Phpinfo (); see if support sockets
If this is not the case, note that the socket is part of the PHP extension and must be given a configuration option for./configure--enable-sockets at compile time.
The third step: Extract the files to your Web server directory, call the class can be, description: First include class.phpmailer.php, then create the object, set parameters, call member functions. See the sample code below for details:
Copy CodeThe code is as follows:
/*******************************
* Author: Li Yingjiang
* Date: 2006-12-7
*******************************/
Require ("phpmailer/class.phpmailer.php");
function Smtp_mail ($sendto _email, $subject, $body, $extra _hdrs, $user _name) {
$mail = new Phpmailer ();
$mail->issmtp (); Send via SMTP
$mail->host = "200.162.244.66"; SMTP servers
$mail->smtpauth = true; Turn on SMTP authentication
$mail->username = "Yourmail"; SMTP username Note: Normal mail authentication does not need to add @ domain name
$mail->password = "MailPassword"; SMTP Password
$mail->from = "yourmail@cgsir.com"; Sender Mailbox
$mail->fromname = "cgsir.com Administrator"; Sender
$mail->charset = "GB2312"; Specify the character set here!
$mail->encoding = "base64";
$mail->addaddress ($sendto _email, "username"); Recipient's mailbox and name
$mail->addreplyto ("yourmail@cgsir.com", "cgsir.com");
$mail->wordwrap = 50; Set word Wrap
$mail->addattachment ("/var/tmp/file.tar.gz"); Attachment
$mail->addattachment ("/tmp/image.jpg", "new.jpg");
$mail->ishtml (TRUE); Send As HTML
Message subject
$mail->subject = $subject;
Message content
$mail->body = '
Welcome to Http://www.cgsir.com.
Thank you for registering as a member of this site!
';
$mail->altbody = "text/html";
if (! $mail->send ())
{
echo "Mail sent incorrectly
";
echo "Message error message:". $mail->errorinfo;
Exit
}
else {
echo "$user _name Mail sent successfully!
";
}
}
Parameter description (Sent to, message subject, message content, additional information, user name)
Smtp_mail (' yourmail@cgsir.com ', ' Welcome to cgsir.com! ', ' NULL ', ' cgsir.com ', ' username ');
?>
What to note:
1. The character set of the message, $mail->charset = "GB2312"; Specify the character set here! Here I only specify as GB2312 because so Outlook can display the subject of the message normally, I tried to set it to Utf-8, but the garbled characters appear under Outlook.
2. If you are sending an HTML-formatted message, remember to also specify
3. If you want to use it for mass mailing, remember to modify the include file functions, such as:
Require ("phpmailer/class.phpmailer.php");
Switch
Require_once ("phpmailer/class.phpmailer.php");
Otherwise, a redefinition of the class is generated.
