Fw: [PHP] Translating email to (real) plain text...

Hi Richard, > > So far so good! Only problem which I have is that some (=most) > > people create email with clients that output email with HTML > > codes (Internet Explorer for example).. > Internet Explorer is a browser, it doesn't create email. It was a bit late, I meant Outlook Express which comes/came with Internet Explorer.. > Does anyone khow how this is done..? > Use either the imap extension, or the mimeDecode class available > in PEAR, or here: > http://www.phpguru.org Thanks for the tip! I grabbed (your) code and tried to decode some messages.. This (almost) worked perfectly..!!!..... I only have the following problem: I (also) use your html.mime.mail class, for generating outgoing messages in php... :-) All messages generated by this class I can't decode the body.. :-( Because I am using your mime_mail.class quite some time I took a look at the version I was using.. I saw that I was still running 1.26.. I can remember that when I installed it, I had a lot of trouble getting the HTML emails to display correctly.. Back then I fixed it by removing all the '\r' characters in the source.. (I think this is the reason the decode class won't decode the body..) I grabbed version (2.0.3) with the hope that it would work out of the box.. But I still (now) have the same problem which I had with 1.26.... I saw that you could define the CRLF yourself, I fiddled with '\n', '\r\n' and a few others.. But this doesn't seem to do anything for me... :-( I have attached the -not-working- generated email.. This was done using PHP 4.0.6 and the internal mail function.. (Qmail delivered the email.) I will give the smtp class a try tomorrow to see if that will work, but I still don't really understands what it does.. (Does it inject the email in mailer for the given IP number..?? Or does it try to deliver email himself to different hosts..?) I will try to solve the html.mime.class problems, and I think that will then also solve the decoding problem I have now.. Bye Bye David