Hi,
I have finally found the root issue. Basically, the issue does not lie
in imap methods, rather it lies in PHP core.
PHP is not consistent in naming variables inside the $_SERVER array.
While running under Apache, it creates $_SERVER['WINDIR'], while running
directly from command line it
what is the recommended way to encode e-mail text in UTF-8?
When the site were running in a single byte code page like iso-8859-2
I were happy with the imap_8bit function and quoted-printable encoding
of e-mails. However, the function does not seem to work correctly for
multi-byte code pages like
On Tue, 20 Nov 2012, MC wrote:
Hi,
what is the recommended way to encode e-mail text in UTF-8?
When the site were running in a single byte code page like iso-8859-2 I were
happy with the imap_8bit function and quoted-printable encoding of e-mails.
However, the function does not seem to work
Hi,
what is the recommended way to encode e-mail text in UTF-8?
When the site were running in a single byte code page like iso-8859-2 I
were happy with the imap_8bit function and quoted-printable encoding of
e-mails. However, the function does not seem to work correctly for
multi-byte code pa
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