Zend_Mail_Transport_AbstractAbstract for sending eMails through different ways of transport
Located in /Zend/Mail/Transport/Abstract.php (line 42)
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
Zend_Mail_Transport_Sendmail
|
Class for sending eMails via the PHP internal mail() function |
Zend_Mail_Transport_Smtp
|
SMTP connection object |
string
$body
= '' (line 48)
Mail body
string
$boundary
= '' (line 55)
MIME boundary
string
$EOL
= "\r\n" (line 104)
EOL character string used by transport
string
$header
= '' (line 62)
Mail header string
string
$recipients
= '' (line 97)
Recipients string
array
$_headers
= array() (line 69)
Array of message headers
boolean
$_isMultipart
= false (line 76)
Message is a multipart message
false|Zend_Mail
$_mail
= false (line 83)
Zend_Mail object
array
$_parts
= array() (line 90)
Array of message parts
static _formatHeader (line 163)
Prepend header name to header value
_buildBody (line 223)
Generate MIME compliant message from the current configuration
If both a text and HTML body are present, generates a multipart/alternative Zend_Mime_Part containing the headers and contents of each. Otherwise, uses whichever of the text or HTML parts present.
The content part is then prepended to the list of Zend_Mime_Parts for this message.
_getHeaders (line 128)
Return all mail headers as an array
If a boundary is given, a multipart header is generated with a Content-Type of either multipart/alternative or multipart/mixed depending on the mail parts present in the Zend_Mail object present.
_prepareHeaders (line 179)
Prepare header string for use in transport
Prepares and generates $header based on the headers provided.
_sendMail (line 116)
Send an email independent from the used transport
The requisite information for the email will be found in the following properties:
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