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Building A PHP-Based Mail Client (part 3)
By: icarus, (c) Melonfire
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    2002-01-23

    Table of Contents:
  • Building A PHP-Based Mail Client (part 3)
  • Composing Yourself
  • Return To Sender
  • Coming Forward
  • Setting Boundaries
  • Under Construction
  • When Things Go Wrong...
  • Game Over

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    Building A PHP-Based Mail Client (part 3)


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    In the previous segment of this case study, I taught you a little bit about how MIME attachments work, and demonstrated a few functions to handle multipart MIME email. At the end of that article, you had a fully-functional mail reader, though not one, alas, that allowed you to actually compose, forward or reply to a message. This concluding segment will rectify that problem, enhancing the application already developed by adding support for these important functions. Additionally, it will demonstrate PHP's HTTP upload capabilities, illustrate the process of constructing a MIME message (complete with attachments) and provide links to further reading on the topic. In case you don't already have the source code for the application described in this case study, you can download it from here.

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