Hello,
todays post is about a very simple to use php helper class for mail sending.
The class is easy to use and can serve the purpose of multiple mail sending using one function call.
Remember you need to do all your validation yourself... until I build the php helper class for all possible sorts of required validations.
Simply get the mail class from http://nasaralla.googlecode.com/files/mail.php
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//include the mail class in your code
include("mail.php");
//instantiate the Mailer class with the
$mail = new Mailer('receiver@example.com','sender@example.com','subject','message');
//or you can also instanciate with cc and Bcc
$mail = new Mailer('receiver@example.com','sender@example.com','subject','message','cc@example.com','bcc@example.com');
//then simple call the send mail function
$mail->send_mail();
//you can also send mail to a list of people
$mail = new Mailer('','sender@example.com','subject','message');
$array = new array('receiver1@example.com','receiver2@example.com','receiver3@example.com');
$mail->send_mail_list($array);
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Friday, 22 January 2010
Thursday, 21 January 2010
Simple php Image Captcha
Hello all,
my next work is a very simple image captcha php class which simple prints a random image with string on it which is very useful for security purposes.
the file could be downloaded from http://nasaralla.googlecode.com/files/captcha.php
and the simple to use instructions are as follows:
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//include the class file
include("captcha.php");
//instanciate the class
$c = new Captcha();
//generate the random string with this function
$c->generateCaptcha();
//print the image
$c->printCaptcha();
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my next work is a very simple image captcha php class which simple prints a random image with string on it which is very useful for security purposes.
the file could be downloaded from http://nasaralla.googlecode.com/files/captcha.php
and the simple to use instructions are as follows:
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//include the class file
include("captcha.php");
//instanciate the class
$c = new Captcha();
//generate the random string with this function
$c->generateCaptcha();
//print the image
$c->printCaptcha();
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Simple php tabulation helper class
This class would allow you to grab your required 'view' of data from a given query by simply providing the query and changing your page number each time. The function does not provides any view it only has one print function which could be used for testing or could be overwritten to serve your purpose.
The helper class requires the database class in my previous post.
The tabulation class file could be downloaded from http://nasaralla.googlecode.com/files/tabulation.php
and you also need this database.php: http://nasaralla.googlecode.com/files/database.php
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//in your code you need to include tabulation.php as follows
include("tabulation.php");
//next you call the constructor and set the query only once and also the page limit
$tab = new Tabulation("select * from cutpriceh", 10);
//make sure you do not put a semi-colon (;) at the end
//then you need to set from which database (MySQL) you are bringing in the data
$tab->setDBParam("localhost","cutprice","root","");
//and you run the getResults function which given the page number would return the result set //as well as store the result set in a private variable ...
$results = $tab->getResults(3);
//Finally you could use the build in print table function to print your page of values
$tableIndex = array('Hotel','City');
$tab->printResults($tableIndex);
//the function takes in an array of database field names and prints only those fields
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The helper class requires the database class in my previous post.
The tabulation class file could be downloaded from http://nasaralla.googlecode.com/files/tabulation.php
and you also need this database.php: http://nasaralla.googlecode.com/files/database.php
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//in your code you need to include tabulation.php as follows
include("tabulation.php");
//next you call the constructor and set the query only once and also the page limit
$tab = new Tabulation("select * from cutpriceh", 10);
//make sure you do not put a semi-colon (;) at the end
//then you need to set from which database (MySQL) you are bringing in the data
$tab->setDBParam("localhost","cutprice","root","");
//and you run the getResults function which given the page number would return the result set //as well as store the result set in a private variable ...
$results = $tab->getResults(3);
//Finally you could use the build in print table function to print your page of values
$tableIndex = array('Hotel','City');
$tab->printResults($tableIndex);
//the function takes in an array of database field names and prints only those fields
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