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Jason made his name developing the successful online survey tool LimeSurvey, and has since built a reputation for creating highly functional productivity tools for business and personal use.
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Jason made his name developing the successful online survey tool LimeSurvey, and has since built a reputation for creating highly functional productivity tools for business and personal use.
Aptigence can help you with your LimeSurvey installations, personalised modifications as well as with using the web to enhance your businesses productivity.
jcleeland[at]aptigence.com.au
follow jason on twitter
jasebo
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Tuesday, May 27. 2008
PHP EML Reader
One thing I've been wanting, for quite some time, is a simple php script that would read and display an EML file. The best I'd been able to find was a bit hit-and-miss. It really didn't display eml files the way I wanted it too.
So this week I bit the bullet and decided to write one from scratch, and - much to my excitement - I actually got it working the way I wanted.
And here it is, for everyone's general edification... the Aptigence GPL'd EML reader script.
**Updated 16 Jun 2008: viewEml.php
As always, comments, suggestions and code improvements are encouraged and appreciated.
The trick with EML files is the range of 'parts', which can't be predicted. This script looks for the main plain text part of the eml file, and prints that to the screen.
It then looks for additional parts containing mime attachments, and tries to present them as downloadable files. As far as I can see, it does the job fairly well. Of course I can't test it all - so I'd appreciate knowing and seeing any examples where it doesn't work.
The html output enjoys the special "Jason" css styling. Few would be particularly impressed, but it does the trick - and this can be modified to suit your own style sheets, and eye-candy preferences.
If you have any questions about setup, or use, post them in the comments here & I'll try and help.
I downloaded viewEml.php
And now what to do with?
how to read a .eml file?
Sorry for that. I don't understand.
Best regards.
Pierre
FYI - initially it didn't work for me on a linux system - just replace "