Finally, it's quick and easy to send an email attachment using
PHP from your web pages or forms!
Attach multiple files to a single email
message!
Just include this PHP Email Attachment script
in your web page, and call the mail_attachment function. Supply
the path to the file you wish to send as the email attachment to
the call.
function mail_attachment ($from , $to, $subject, $message,
$attachment)
The email attachment script will strip off the path information
from the file, attach it to the email, and send it to the specified
recipient. You pass in the full path to the file, as in /var/www/images/my_family_photo.jpg,
and your user will receive an email with an attachment titled "my_family_photo.jpg"
in their inbox, along with the subject and message text of your
choice.
Sample code:
<? include "mail_attachment.php";
mail_attachment("sales@4wordsystems.com", "customer@aol.com",
"Your Attachment", "Here is the file you requested",
"/var/www/images/my_file.jpg");
?>
A free version of the PHP Email Attachment script
is also available. The free version includes a small notice at the
bottom of each email stating that the email was generated using
free code from 4word systems. If you do not wish to have this notice
in your outgoing email, please purchase the commercial PHP
Email Attachment script for only $3.49 USD.
The commercial version of the email attachment script also supports
multiple attachments on a single email. To take advantage of the
multiple attachment feature, you simply pass a ";" seperated
list of files you want to attach. Here is an example:
<? include "mail_attachment.php";
mail_attachment("sales@4wordsystems.com", "customer@aol.com",
"Your Attachment", "Here is the file you requested",
"/var/www/images/my_file.jpg;/var/www/images/another_file.jpg");
?>
The email will be sent with all files in the list attached.
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Finally, it's quick and easy to send an email attachment using
PHP from your web pages or forms!