REQUIRE_ONCE 'mail.php';
$ conf ['Mail'] = array (
'host' => 'xx.xx.xx.xx', // SMTP server address, you can use IP addresses or domain names
'auth' => true, // true means that the SMTP server needs to be verified, the FALSE code does not need
'username' => 'Tester', // username
'password' => 'RetSet' // password
);
/ ***
* Use the $ headers array, you can define the content of the email header, such as using $ headers ['reply-to'] can define a reply address
* In this way, it can be very convenient to customize the mail header to be sent.
*** /
$ Headers ['from'] = 'Tester@domain.com'; // Sending address
$ Headers ['to'] = 'tester@domain.com'; // Receive address
$ Headers ['Subject'] = 'Test Mail Send By PHP'; // Email Title
$ mail_Object = & mail :: Factory ('SMTP', $ conf ['mail']);
$ body = <<< msg // message body
Hello World !!!
MSG;
$ mail_res = $ mail_object-> send ($ Headers ['To'], $ Headers, $ Body); // Send
IF (Mail :: ISERROR ($ mail_res)) {// detection error
DIE ($ mail_res-> getMessage ());
}
?>
