Hi,

I've got one more problem. I'm making a mailing list manager, and I would like the "To"-field in the mail to be set to the list-address. This is possible and should mean that the "Envelope-To" should be set to the receiver-address and the mail posted to this address. How do I achieve this?

I'm using PHPMailer, but can of course edit the code if that's necessary. I just need to know how I solve this. Any ideas is appreciated.

Kind regards,

Kjell Gaute Grude

What are you using to compose messages? If you're using something like the PEAR packages Mail_MIME and Mail all you have to do is define the 'Envelope-To' header as part of the array of headers.

Regards,
Rich

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Yes, it is. It's a _very_ simple change in the PHPMailer-code. Arg, I kept reading != as == yesterday and the day before that! With fresh eyes today I finally saw that mistake, so now everything is 100%. ;)

Thanks,

Kjell Gaute

Let's say the subject contains foreign characters and I add this:

$subject = "[test]".$subject;

Why is the code then send as quoted-portable (?iso-8859-1?Q?) ?? If I echo $subject it shows normally, but it's received as quoted-portable. This only happens when I add something to the title in PHP before I send the mail. If just parse the subject on to PHPMailer without changes it's working perfectly.

I'm using Mail_IMAP and PHPMailer.

Ideas?

Thanks,

Kjell Gaute

I've never encountered that. I'm not familar with the PHPMailer project. Sounds like a good question for the PHPMailer guys.

Regards,
Rich

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