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Mail_IMAP::getRelatedParts()

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array|FALSE getRelatedParts(int &$mid, str &$pid = '0'[, array $secureMIME = array()])

Retrieves related parts if the message is a multipart/related message, returns FALSE if there are no related parts.

Limiting the types of files with the $secureMIME argument

The optional $secureMIME argument allows the types of files allowed in a multipart/related message to be limited. This feature can be used to prevent the browser from automatically downloading potentially malicious files embedded in a message.

<?php require_once 'Mail/IMAP.php'; $msg =& new Mail_IMAP(); // Open up a mail connection if (!$msg->connect('imap://'.urlencode('user@domain.com').':password@mail.example.com:143/INBOX')) { echo "<span style='font-weight: bold;'>Error:</span> Unable to build a connection.<br/> "; echo $msg->alerts(); echo $msg->errors(); // See if ErrorStack has any errors. if ($msg->error->hasErrors()) { echo "<pre> "; var_dump($msg->error->getErrors(TRUE)); echo "</pre> "; } } // Get Parts $msg->getParts($_GET['mid'], $_GET['pid']); // Get Related Parts // The MIME types of the related parts are limited in the $secureMIME argument. $related = $msg->getRelatedParts($_GET['mid'], $_GET['pid'], array('text/plain', 'text/html', 'text/css', 'image/jpeg', 'image/pjpeg', 'image/gif', 'image/png', 'image/x-png', 'application/xml', 'application/xhtml+xml', 'text/xml')); if ($related) { // Do your own CID replacement algorithm // Dump information to see how it is structured echo "<pre> "; var_dump($related); echo "</pre> "; } ?>

Method summary:

param int &$mid message id
param str &$pid part id.
param bool $secureMIME (optional) See above.
return array|FALSE
throws ErrorStack: Message structure does not exist. The method was unable to find the message structure associated with the message id passed.
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Posted: 04/22/07 01:04 pm by Richard York

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