Re: send email by php class
| From: | afan at afan dot net | Date: | Mon, 08 Jan 2007 15:20:33 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: send email by php class | ||
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> afan@afan.net wrote:
>>> afan@afan.net wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>
> ...
>
>>>>
>>>> Was looking on phpclasses.net for the class but there are tons of
>>>> them.
>>>> Can somebody recomend any class? Something simple.
>>> phpmailer.sourceforge.net
>> I think this is it.
>> :)
>
> not to sound like an ass (there's at least 3 people out there that will
> hear me going 'Eeee Aw'
> regardless of what I say so what the hack) - but this has been mentioned
> about 3 times on
> the list on the last week, it's one of these ones things that keeps coming
> up.
>
> this is a good example of why scanning the list on a regular basis (and/or
> doing the
> occasional search in the archives when your looking into a problem) is a
> really
> good idea.
>
> I can't emphasize enough how much I personally learn from just reading
> questions
> and answers on this list - many a time I've [vaguely] remembered reading
> something
> that I didn't quite understand at the time but 6 months later I was
> confronted
> by a similar problem and I was able to solve the problem in a fraction of
> the time
> that it would have taken if I had not read whatever thread was relevant.
>
> an extension to this is trying to answer questions that you don't actually
> know the
> answers to ... the act of trying to figure out someone else's
> questions/problems
> can often be a great way to increase your skills ... additionally it's
> good practice
> for solving the problems you encounter in your own work, I remember when I
> first
> started out that trying things out, researching and debugging problems was
> often a
> very daunting proposition [that never-ending-story feeling] ... I have
> found that
> the more practice the less impedance I find when it comes to figuring out
> something
> I'm stuck on ... this is pretty obvious I guess, but worth mentioning.
>
>
Jochem,
I'm reading most of the posted questions/answers on the mailing list
because of exact reason you mentioned. You're right. But, don't remember
any that can help me with this issue. Though, wasn't detailed and give a
chance to missed these. :)
In general, yes, you're right, I could/should spend a bit more time
scanning Archive and most likely find the answer there. Accept your
critisizm and applogy.
-afan