My question is quite simple, only the answer gives me nightmares... :-(
Is it possible to override the "User e-mail settings" - which are located at '?q=admin/user/configure' - so we can sent html/plain text e-mails with drupal? No matter if this could be done using a module, or whatever.. Any suggestions are welcome, but hacking the core code is the least option in my opinion..
Maybe, we want to see this in drupal as a feature?
i am using the latest Drupal HEAD.
(Gerhard, I know you think they are evil, and they are.. But, the client is King..)
Stefan.
On Wed, 2 Mar 2005, Stefan Nagtegaal wrote:
My question is quite simple, only the answer gives me nightmares... :-(
Is it possible to override the "User e-mail settings" - which are located at '?q=admin/user/configure' - so we can sent html/plain text e-mails with drupal? No matter if this could be done using a module, or whatever.. Any suggestions are welcome, but hacking the core code is the least option in my opinion..
Maybe, we want to see this in drupal as a feature?
i am using the latest Drupal HEAD.
(Gerhard, I know you think they are evil, and they are.. But, the client is King..)
Well, it is not my client. ;)
What you could do is to abuse Drupal's ability to use an smtp library instead of using php mail() directly. Have a look at user_mail to see what I mean. Your smtp.inc file could do anything to that mail even adding html.
Cheers, Gerhard
Gerhard Killesreiter schreef:
On Wed, 2 Mar 2005, Stefan Nagtegaal wrote:
My question is quite simple, only the answer gives me nightmares... :-(
Is it possible to override the "User e-mail settings" - which are located at '?q=admin/user/configure' - so we can sent html/plain text e-mails with drupal? No matter if this could be done using a module, or whatever.. Any suggestions are welcome, but hacking the core code is the least option in my opinion..
Maybe, we want to see this in drupal as a feature?
i am using the latest Drupal HEAD.
(Gerhard, I know you think they are evil, and they are.. But, the client is King..)
Well, it is not my client. ;)
What you could do is to abuse Drupal's ability to use an smtp library instead of using php mail() directly. Have a look at user_mail to see what I mean. Your smtp.inc file could do anything to that mail even adding html.
Cheers, Gerhard
Okay, I located the smtp.inc file in the Drupal Tips & Tricks directory [1].. But does *every* server allow this kind of e-mailing? I'm not sure, but when i did search through my phpinfo(); i found:
PHP Core Configuration: --------------------------------------------------- | Directive | Local Value | Master Value | --------------------------------------------------- | SMTP | localhost | localhost | ---------------------------------------------------
And these were the only instances of 'smtp' I could found.
From smtp.inc: <snippet> // The recipients (can be multiple) $send_params['recipients'] = $mail; // The headers of the mail $send_params['headers'] = explode("\n", $header ."\nSubject: $subject\nTo: $mail"); // The body of the email $send_params['body'] = str_replace("\n", "\r\n", $message); </snippet>
I probably have to change the ' $send_params['body'] = str_replace("\n", "\r\n", $message);' So it does something like: <code> $send_params['body'] = $html_email_begin . str_replace("\n", "\r\n", $message) . $html_email_end; </code>
Gerhard, Thanks for your help! You really got me going...
Stefan.
[1] - http://cvs.drupal.org/viewcvs/drupal/contributions/tricks/smtp/
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