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Mail_Mime::headers()

Mail_Mime::headers() -- build the header lines

Synopsis

require_once 'Mail/mime.php';

array &headers ([array $headerEx = NULL])

Opis

Returns an array with the headers needed to prepend to the email (MIME-Version and Content-Type). Please note that the function get() has to be called before calling headers().

Parametr

array $headerEx - Additional headers, the format of the argument is $array["header-name"] = "header-value"

Zwracana wartość

array - an associative array with the mime headers and the additional headers. The return value can directly passed to the second parameter of Mail::send().

Uwagi

Ta funkcja nie może być wywołana statycznie.

Ostrzeżenie

Mail_Mime::headers() has to be called after Mail_Mime::get().

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User Notes:
Note by: dcasper@pressaprint.com 2008-09-22 17:21 UTC I ran into this so others may as well. When attempting to assign a custom Content-Type header to your messages you need to remember to call the function as $mime->headers($hdrs, true); In order to get your custom header to get used. There's a default Content-Type header of text/plain that only gets replaced if you pass along the $overwrite boolean as true. Note by: Stephen Dewey 2008-06-16 23:10 UTC Note that although this page omits it, you should still add the To field explicitly using this function.