Re: Attachement in a mail
| From: | rlynch | Date: | Fri, 28 Sep 2001 19:45:54 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Attachement in a mail | ||
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> How can I send an attachement with mail() function or any thing else?
Easy way: Snag somebody else's code from the code archives linked from:
http://php.net/links.php
Hard way: Figure out MIME encoding and random-separator generation, and
tack on your attachents to the 4th (optional) argument to
http://php.net/mail
> And can I do it with the html function mailto ?
I don't think so... You can get, like, the subject using:
<A HREF=mailto:somebody@example.com?Subject=This+is+a+test>
But I don't think there's any HTML way to stuff an attachment in there
that wouldn't screw up your HTML...
Perhaps using JavaScript.
Realize that many users auto-delete any email with attachments from an
unknown source.