Flag: whether or not email has attachments
text/html MIME part
text/plain MIME part
Mail character set
Date: header
From: address
Encoding of Mail headers
Mail headers
Message-ID: header
MIME boundary string
Array of all recipients
Reply-To header
Return-Path header
Subject: header
To: addresses
Content type of the message
Inherited from Zend_Mime_Message
Zend_Mime_Message::$_mime
Zend_Mime_Message::$_parts
Clears the default sender from the mail
Clears the default ReplyTo-address and -name from the mail
Clear the default transport property
Returns the default sender of the mail
Returns the default Reply-To Address and Name of the mail
Gets the default mail transport for all following uses of unittests
Sets Default From-email and name of the message
Sets Default ReplyTo-address and -name of the message
Sets the default mail transport for all following uses of Zend_Mail::send();
Public constructor
Adds Bcc recipient, $email can be an array, or a single string address
Adds Cc-header and recipient, $email can be an array, or a single string address
Add a custom header to the message
Adds To-header and recipient, $email can be an array, or a single string address
Clears the current Reply-To address from the message
Clears the current Return-Path address from the message
Creates a Zend_Mime_Part attachment
Attachment is automatically added to the mail object after creation. The attachment object is returned to allow for further manipulation.
Creates the Message-ID
Return Zend_Mime_Part representing body HTML
Return text body Zend_Mime_Part or string
Return charset string
Returns the formatted date of the message
Return encoding of mail headers
Returns the sender of the mail
Return the encoding of mail headers
Either Zend_Mime::ENCODING_QUOTEDPRINTABLE or Zend_Mime::ENCODING_BASE64
Return mail headers
Returns the Message-ID of the message
Return the boundary string used for the message
Return a count of message parts
Return list of recipient email addresses
Returns the current Reply-To address of the message
Returns the current Return-Path address of the message
If no Return-Path header is set, returns the value of $_from.
Returns the encoded subject of the message
Get content type of the message
Sends this email using the given transport or a previously set DefaultTransport or the internal mail function if no default transport had been set.
Sets the HTML body for the message
Sets the text body for the message.
Set the encoding of mail headers
Sets From-header and sender of the message
Sets From-name and -email based on the defaults
Set the encoding of mail headers
Sets the Message-ID of the message
Set an arbitrary mime boundary for the message
If not set, Zend_Mime will generate one.
Set Reply-To Header
Sets ReplyTo-name and -email based on the defaults
Sets the Return-Path header of the message
Sets the subject of the message
Set content type
Should only be used for manually setting multipart content types.
Helper function for adding a recipient and the corresponding header
Clear header from the message
Encode header fields
Encodes header content according to RFC1522 if it contains non-printable characters.
Filter of email data
Filter of name data
Filter of other data
Formats e-mail address
Add a header to the message
Adds a header to this message. If append is true and the header already exists, raises a flag indicating that the header should be appended.
Inherited From Zend_Mime_Message
Zend_Mime_Message::addPart()
Zend_Mime_Message::createFromMessage()
Zend_Mime_Message::generateMessage()
Zend_Mime_Message::getMime()
Zend_Mime_Message::getPartContent()
Zend_Mime_Message::getPartHeaders()
Zend_Mime_Message::getPartHeadersArray()
Zend_Mime_Message::getParts()
Zend_Mime_Message::isMultiPart()
Zend_Mime_Message::setMime()
Zend_Mime_Message::setParts()
Zend_Mime_Message::_disassembleMime()
Documentation generated on Mon, 21 Jun 2010 15:32:07 -0400 by phpDocumentor 1.4.3