RE: [PEAR] mimeDecode.php attachments content-id

> In fact the key content-id is present in the headers array, but > it has not any > value... Maybe this comes from the fact that the case "content-id" is not > present in the following switch (mimeDecode.php). By using print_r on the > array returned for one attachment that had one content-id set in > its header > (by looking at the mail's source) I could find values assigned to > 'content-type','content-disposition' and > 'content-transfer-encoding', but not > for 'content-id' in the array returned by _decode() Your content-id is probably wrapped in angle brackets, eg <fjsiofhsio>. This means the browser will probably be interpreting it as a tag. Try viewing your output in a text editor, not a browser. -- Richard Heyes "If you have any trouble sounding condescending, find a Unix user to show you how it's done." - Scott Adams