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Re: [PHP3] [OT] HTML-enhanced Email From: Daniel Lashua (daniel.lashua <email protected>)
Date: 01/13/99

Most certainly the easiest, and most foolproof method of sending images in the HTML
is to place all the images on a web server, and use an HREF like
http://myhost.com/images/image1.gif inside your HTML for the mail. The other key is
to make it a MIME attachment with the text/html content type. Everything else works
like magic. =)

-daniel

Colin Viebrock wrote:

> No, I don't want to send HTML-enhanced email to this list, so don't worry!
>
> I'm just wondering if anyone has had experience using PHP to generate
> HTML-email. If so, are there any references (online pref.) you can suggest?
> I'm especially curious about how the images are encoded and sent along side
> the HTML.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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