MAIL -> boolean attach ( string content [, string type [, string name [, string charset [, string encoding [, string disposition [, string id ]]]]]] )

Return TRUE if has been successfully attached, FALSE if not.

Default values are:
string type: application/octet-stream
string charset: us-ascii
string encoding: base64
string disposition: attachment

string encoding possible values are: binary, 7bit, 8bit, quoted-printable or base64
string disposition possible values are: attachment or inline

Example (verification):



$m = new MAIL;

// attach source
$a = $m->Attach('text message', 'text/plain');

$f = '/path/image.gif';
// attach file '$f', disposition 'inline' and give a name 'photo.gif' with ID value (this ID value can be used in embed HTML images)
$a = $m->Attach(file_get_contents($f), FUNC::mime_type($f), 'photo.gif', null, null, 'inline', MIME::unique());

echo $a ? 'attached' : 'error';




Example (deprecated):



$m = new MAIL;

$f = '/path/image.gif';

$m->Attach[] = array(
'content' => file_get_contents($f), // required
'type' => FUNC::mime_type($f), // optional
'name' => 'image.gif', // optional
'charset' => 'utf-8', // optional
'encoding' => 'base64', // optional
'disposition' => 'inline', // optional
'id' => MIME::unique() // optional
);






See Also: MAIL->DelAttach(), FUNC::mime_type()

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Last update: Monday, June 11, 2007