Zend_Mime_MessageLocated in /Zend/Mime/Message.php (line 39)
| Class | Description |
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Zend_Mail
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Class for sending an email. |
static Zend_Mime_Message
createFromMessage
(string $message, string $boundary, [string $EOL = Zend_Mime::LINEEND])
static createFromMessage (line 241)
Decodes a MIME encoded string and returns a Zend_Mime_Message object with all the MIME parts set according to the given string
static _disassembleMime (line 200)
Explode MIME multipart string into seperate parts
Parts consist of the header and the body of each MIME part.
generateMessage (line 133)
Generate MIME-compliant message from the current configuration
This can be a multipart message if more than one MIME part was added. If only one part is present, the content of this part is returned. If no part had been added, an empty string is returned.
Parts are seperated by the mime boundary as defined in Zend_Mime. If setMime() has been called before this method, the Zend_Mime object set by this call will be used. Otherwise, a new Zend_Mime object is generated and used.
getMime (line 109)
Returns the Zend_Mime object in use by the message
If the object was not present, it is created and returned. Can be used to determine the boundary used in this message.
getPartContent (line 186)
Get the (encoded) content of a given part as a string
getPartHeaders (line 175)
Get the headers of a given part as a string
getPartHeadersArray (line 164)
Get the headers of a given part as an array
getParts (line 49)
Returns the list of all Zend_Mime_Parts in the message
isMultiPart (line 83)
Check if message needs to be sent as multipart MIME message or if it has only one part.
setMime (line 96)
Set Zend_Mime object for the message
This can be used to set the boundary specifically or to use a subclass of Zend_Mime for generating the boundary.
setParts (line 59)
Sets the given array of Zend_Mime_Parts as the array for the message
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