MIME header class input: header_string or array You must call parseHeader() function after creating object in order to fill object's parameters.
Located in /class/mime/Rfc822Header.class.php (line 26)
Bcc header
Cc header
Content Type object
Date header
Disposition notification for requesting message delivery notification (MDN)
Delivery notification (DR)
From header
In-reply-to header
Mail-Followup-To header
Message-ID header
Extra header
only needed for constructing headers in delivery class
Priority header
References header
Reply-To header
Subject header
To header
X-Mailer header
function to get the array of addresses out of the header.
function to get the address strings out of the header.
example1: header->getAddr_s('to'). example2: header->getAddr_s(array('to', 'cc', 'bcc'))
Fills mlist array keys in rfc822Header object
recursive function for parsing address strings and storing them in an address stucture object.
personal name: encoded: =?charset?Q|B?string?= quoted: "string" normal: string email : <mailbox@host> : mailbox@host This function is also used for validating addresses returned from compose That's also the reason that the function became a little bit huge
Fills disposition object in rfc822Header object
Parse header field according to field type
Normalise the different Priority headers into a uniform value, namely that of the X-Priority header (1, 3, 5). Supports: Priority, X-Priority, Importance.
X-MS-Mail-Priority is not parsed because it always coincides with one of the other headers.
NOTE: this is actually a duplicate from the function in functions/imap_messages. I'm not sure if it's ok here to call that function?
RFC2184
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