SMTPs

Set Message-ID

Set options

Set delivery receipt

get delivery receipt

Set socket timeout. May be increase when email sent after a long time and with a large file for the wake up of SMTP server.

Get socket timeout

Set trackid

Set moreInHeader

get trackid

get moreInHeader

Set errors to

Get errors to

Set debug

build RECIPIENT List, all addresses who will receive this message

Now send the message

setConfig() is used to populate select class properties from either a user defined INI file or the systems 'php.ini' file

If a user defined INI is to be used, the files complete path is passed as the method single parameter. The INI can define any class and/or user properties. Only properties defined within this file will be setter and/or orverwritten

If the systems 'php.ini' file is to be used, the method is called without parameters. In this case, only HOST, PORT and FROM properties will be set as they are the only properties that are defined within the 'php.ini'.

If secure SMTP is to be used, the user ID and Password can be defined with the user INI file, but the properties are not defined with the systems 'php.ini'file, they must be defined via their setter methods

This method can be called twice, if desired. Once without a parameter to load the properties as defined within the systems 'php.ini' file, and a second time, with a path to a user INI file for other properties to be defined.

Determines the method inwhich the messages are to be sent.

• 'sockets' [0] - connect via network to SMTP server
• 'pipe [1] - use UNIX path to EXE
• 'phpmail [2] - use the PHP built-in mail function

Return the method inwhich the message is to be sent.

• 'sockets' [0] - connect via network to SMTP server
• 'pipe [1] - use UNIX path to EXE
• 'phpmail [2] - use the PHP built-in mail function

Path to the sendmail executable

Defines the Host Name or IP of the Mail Server to use.

This is defaulted to 'localhost' This is used only with 'socket' based mail transmission

Retrieves the Host Name or IP of the Mail Server to use This is used only with 'socket' based mail transmission

Defines the Port Number of the Mail Server to use The default is 25 This is used only with 'socket' based mail transmission

Retrieves the Port Number of the Mail Server to use This is used only with 'socket' based mail transmission

User Name for authentication on Mail Server

Retrieves the User Name for authentication on Mail Server

User Password for authentication on Mail Server

Retrieves the User Password for authentication on Mail Server

User token for OAUTH2

Retrieves the User token for OAUTH2

Character set used for current message Character set is defaulted to 'iso-8859-1';

Retrieves the Character set used for current message

Content-Transfer-Encoding, Defaulted to '7bit' This can be changed for 2byte characters sets Known Encode Types

• 7bit Simple 7-bit ASCII
• 8bit 8-bit coding with line termination characters
• base64 3 octets encoded into 4 sextets with offset
• binary Arbitrary binary stream
• mac-binhex40 Macintosh binary to hex encoding
• quoted-printable Mostly 7-bit, with 8-bit characters encoded as "=HH"
• uuencode UUENCODE encoding

Retrieves the Content-Transfer-Encoding

Content-Transfer-Encoding, Defaulted to '0' [ZERO] This can be changed for 2byte characters sets Known Encode Types

• [0] 7bit Simple 7-bit ASCII
• [1] 8bit 8-bit coding with line termination characters
• [2] base64 3 octets encoded into 4 sextets with offset
• [3] binary Arbitrary binary stream
• [4] mac-binhex40 Macintosh binary to hex encoding
• [5] quoted-printable Mostly 7-bit, with 8-bit characters encoded as "=HH"
• [6] uuencode UUENCODE encoding

Retrieves the Content-Transfer-Encoding

FROM Address from which mail will be sent

Retrieves the Address from which mail will be sent

Reply-To Address from which mail will be the reply-to

Retrieves the Address from which mail will be the reply-to

Set References in the list of Msg-Id

Retrieves the InReplyTo from which mail we reply to

Set References in the list of Msg-Id

Retrieves the References from which mail will be the reply-to

Returns an array of bare addresses for use with 'RCPT TO:' This is a "build as you go" method. Each time this method is called the underlying array is destroyed and reconstructed.

Returns an array of addresses for a specific type; TO, CC or BCC

TO Address[es] inwhich to send mail to

Retrieves the TO Address[es] inwhich to send mail to

CC Address[es] inwhich to send mail to

Retrieves the CC Address[es] inwhich to send mail to

BCC Address[es] inwhich to send mail to

Retrieves the BCC Address[es] inwhich to send mail to

Message Subject

Retrieves the Message Subject

Constructs and returns message header

Message Content

Retrieves the Message Content

File attachments are added to the content array as sub-arrays, allowing for multiple attachments for each outbound email

Image attachments are added to the content array as sub-arrays, allowing for multiple images for each outbound email

Message Content Sensitivity Message Sensitivity values:

• [0] None - default
• [1] Personal
• [2] Private
• [3] Company Confidential

Returns Message Content Sensitivity string Message Sensitivity values:

• [0] None - default
• [1] Personal
• [2] Private
• [3] Company Confidential

Message Content Priority Message Priority values:

• [0] 'Bulk'
• [1] 'Highest'
• [2] 'High'
• [3] 'Normal' - default
• [4] 'Low'
• [5] 'Lowest'

Message Content Priority Message Priority values:

• [0] 'Bulk'
• [1] 'Highest'
• [2] 'High'
• [3] 'Normal' - default
• [4] 'Low'
• [5] 'Lowest'

Set flag which determines whether to calculate message MD5 checksum.

Gets flag which determines whether to calculate message MD5 checksum.

Message X-Header Content This is a simple "insert". Whatever is given will be placed "as is" into the Xheader array.

Retrieves the Message X-Header Content

This function has been modified as provided by SirSir to allow multiline responses when using SMTP Extensions

Send str

Returns applicative errors codes and messages for Class (not the SMTP error code)