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copied!<p>There is supplementary documentation in the <a href="http://blucel.co.uk/a/mailparse-2.1.5/README" rel="nofollow">README file that comes with the extension</a> including the following OO example which I found helpful.</p> <pre><code><?php $file = "/path/to/rfc822/compliant/message"; // parse the message in $file. // The file MUST remain in existence until you are finished using // the object, as mailparse does not cache the file in memory. // You can also use two alternative syntaxes: // // Read the message from a variable: // $msg =& new MimeMessage("var", $message); // // Read the message from a stream (from fopen). // The stream MUST be seekable, or things will not work correctly. // Also, you MUST NOT fclose the stream until you have finished // using the message object (or any child objects it returns). // $msg =& new MimeMessage("stream", $fp); // $msg =& new MimeMessage("file", $file); // Process the message. display_part_info("message", $msg); // Little function to display things function display_part_info($caption, &$msgpart) { echo "Message part: $caption\n"; // The data member corresponds to the information // available from the mailparse_msg_get_part_data function. // You can access a particular header like this: // $subject = $msgpart->data["headers"]["subject"]; var_dump($msgpart->data); echo "The headers are:\n"; // Display the headers (in raw format) to the browser output. // You can also use: // $msgpart->extract_headers(MAILPARSE_EXTRACT_STREAM, $fp); // to write the headers to the supplied stream at it's current // position. // // $var = $msgpart->extract_headers(MAILPARSE_EXTRACT_RETURN); // to return the headers in a variable. $msgpart->extract_headers(MAILPARSE_EXTRACT_OUTPUT); // Display the body if this part is intended to be displayed: $n = $msgpart->get_child_count(); if ($n == 0) { // Return the body as a string (the MAILPARSE_EXTRACT parameter // acts just as it does in extract_headers method. $body = $msgpart->extract_body(MAILPARSE_EXTRACT_RETURN); echo htmlentities($body); // This function tells you about any uuencoded attachments // that are present in this part. $uue = $msgpart->enum_uue(); if ($uue !== false) { var_dump($uue); foreach($uue as $index => $data) { // $data => array("filename" => "original filename", // "filesize" => "size of extracted file", // ); printf("UUE[%d] %s (%d bytes)\n", $index, $data["filename"], $data["filesize"]); // Display the extracted part to the output. $msgpart->extract_uue($index, MAILPARSE_EXTRACT_OUTPUT); } } } else { // Recurse and show children of that part for ($i = 0; $i < $n; $i++) { $part =& $msgpart->get_child($i); display_part_info("$caption child $i", $part); } } } ?> </code></pre>

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