| public addStringAttachment ( string $string, string $filename, string $encoding = 'base64', string $type = '', string $disposition = 'attachment' ) : void | ||
| $string | string | String attachment data. |
| $filename | string | Name of the attachment. |
| $encoding | string | File encoding (see $Encoding). |
| $type | string | File extension (MIME) type. |
| $disposition | string | Disposition to use |
| return | void | |
public function addStringAttachment($string, $filename, $encoding = 'base64', $type = '', $disposition = 'attachment')
{
// If a MIME type is not specified, try to work it out from the file name
if ($type == '') {
$type = self::filenameToType($filename);
}
// Append to $attachment array
$this->attachment[] = array(0 => $string, 1 => $filename, 2 => basename($filename), 3 => $encoding, 4 => $type, 5 => true, 6 => $disposition, 7 => 0);
} /**
* Simple plain string attachment test.
*/
public function testPlainStringAttachment()
{
$this->Mail->Body = 'Here is the text body';
$this->Mail->Subject .= ': Plain + StringAttachment';
$sAttachment = 'These characters are the content of the ' . "string attachment.\nThis might be taken from a " . 'database or some other such thing. ';
$this->Mail->addStringAttachment($sAttachment, 'string_attach.txt');
$this->buildBody();
$this->assertTrue($this->Mail->send(), $this->Mail->ErrorInfo);
}
