<?php
/****************************************************************************************************
The following example sends an email with text and html parts.
The html part contains 2 images, located in the images/ subdirectory (the <img> tags
explicitly refer to files images/image1.jpg and images/image2.jpg).
Note that, since html contents are provided in a variable ($html), there is no way for the
Mail class to locate the path to the images that are specified in the <img> tags. This is why
we add an extra parameter :
dirname ( __FILE__ )
to the constructor of the class, to indicate the root path where referenced images are to be
searched.
****************************************************************************************************/
require ( 'examples.inc.php' ) ;
$subject = "Example mail : embedded images" ;
$text = "example text contents" ;
// Html contents - this will display the string "example Html contents", with a big "Html" word displayed in red
// Note that you can use inline style definitions and any html tags you like
$html = <<<END
<style>
span
{
color : #FF0000 ;
font-size : 24px ;
font-weight : bold ;
}
</style>
example <span>Html</span> contents with images.
<br><br>
Image 1 : <br>
<img src="images/image1.jpg"/>
<br>
Image 2 : <br>
<img src="images/image2.jpg"/>
<br>
<br>
End of mail with embedded images.
END;
$mail = new Mail ( $sender, $recipient, $subject, $text, $html, dirname ( __FILE__ ) ) ;
$mail -> Send ( ) ;
echo ( "Mail sent\n" ) ;
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