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File: example.1.php
<?php
/**
* Filename.......: example.1.php
* Project........: HTML Mime Mail class
* Last Modified..: 15 July 2002
*/

// This looks like a demo file, but it causes errors when you call it,
// so ive included the die here as well - Damian

//this script may only be included - so its better to die if called directly.
if (strpos($_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"],basename(__FILE__)) !== false) {
  header("location: index.php");
  exit;
}

error_reporting (E_ALL);

include ('htmlMimeMail.php');

/**
* Example of usage. This example shows
* how to use the class with html,
* embedded images, and an attachment.
*/
/**
* Create the mail object.
* No longer takes any arguments
*/
$mail = new htmlMimeMail();

/*
* Read the image background.gif into
* $background
*/
$background = $mail->getFile('background.gif');

/*
* Read the file test.zip into $attachment.
*/
$attachment = $mail->getFile('example.zip');

/*
* Get the contents of the example text/html files.
* Text/html data doesn't have to come from files,
* could come from anywhere.
*/
$text = $mail->getFile('example.txt');
$html = $mail->getFile('example.html');

/*
* Add the text, html and embedded images.
* The name (background.gif in this case)
* of the image should match exactly
* (case-sensitive) to the name in the html.
*/
$mail->setHtml($html, $text);
$mail->addHtmlImage($background, 'background.gif', 'image/gif');

/*
* This is used to add an attachment to
* the email. Due to above, the $attachment
* variable contains the example zip file.
*/
$mail->addAttachment($attachment, 'example.zip', 'application/zip');

/*
* Set the return path of the message
*/
$mail->setReturnPath('joe@example.com');

/**
* Set some headers
*/
$mail->setFrom('"Joe" <joe@example.com>');
$mail->setSubject('Test mail');
$mail->setHeader('X-Mailer', 'HTML Mime mail class (http://www.phpguru.org)');

/**
* Send it using SMTP. If you're using Windows you should *always* use
* the smtp method of sending, as the mail() function is buggy.
*/
$result = $mail->send(array('postmaster@localhost'), 'smtp');

// These errors are only set if you're using SMTP to send the message
if (!$result) {
	print_r ($mail->errors);
} else {
	echo 'Mail sent!';
}

?>