Re: COPY TO SENT FOLDER
| From: | richard phynga | Date: | Wed, 24 Oct 2001 17:47:15 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: COPY TO SENT FOLDER | ||
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use imap_append. That is what that function is for...
it is also how to handle drafts...
check out www.tijuana.com, it is a commercial web based mail service I
wrote entirely in php with IMAP support. It also handles multiple
attachments, multiple attachment forwarding, and sign up 'on-the-fly' i,e,
sign up is instantly avaiable.
If it does whatyou want I can send you the functions I wrote for it.
However, it is function style programming, not OOP style...
caveat emptor...
richard
--- Jhun Hubac <bchubac@pilnet.com> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I would like to ask help regarding my PHP script for sending out mails
> and
> then making a copy of that sent mail to the Sents mailbox. I have been
> working a sort of "workaround" for this by creating a "Cc:" to myself
> and
> then performing an imap_mail_move to my INBOX.Sent folder. But the
> problem
> with this procedure is that the "To:" header that will be seen in the
> Sents
> folder would be my email address instead of the legal recipient. Is it
> possible to re-write the headers? Are there any procedures in performing
>
> this option for web-based email?
>
>
> -Jhun-
>
>
>
>
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