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Oh, I just have done something like that because of this "No".
I think still relying on text-emails in a responsive web application is somewhat unbalanced.
So here is, what I did:
// in file=/core/email_api.php ;
$t_mail->Encoding = 'base64';
$t_mail->Subject = $t_subject;
// $t_mail->Body = make_lf_crlf( $t_message );
$t_mail->AltBody = make_lf_crlf( $t_message );
$t_mail->IsHTML( true );
$t_mail->Body = nl2br($t_mail->AltBody);
The default ishtml(false); is still in place somewhere above, but is overwritten in the code shown here.
By setting AltBody you have backward compatibility with non-html viewers.
Then the plain text new lines are converted to html line breaks using standard php function nl2br to get propper wrapping.
That way I can use html emails without destroying default notifications line breaks.
Dont know if that is what you need.
But just give it a go.
Oh, I had the best results by setting encoding back to base64, default value for phpmailer itself, so I put up there too.
quoted-printable and 8bit have not worked well in my environment. |
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I had the best results by setting encoding back to base64, default value for phpmailer itself, so I put up there too.
quoted-printable and 8bit have not worked well in my environment.
Quoted-printable was set as a fix for 0016871.
@stevecharon For the record, the PHPMailer default is 8-bit, not base64, and it has been so since as far back as the library's Git history goes (v2.2.1, 2008 [1]) |
