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1. API Changes

Posted on: 2009-06-08
Blog: mobilyws SMS package blog
Package: mobilyws SMS

I announced that mobily.ws changed their API commands, So the current version of this class will not work anymore with mobily.ws new sms gateway.

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2. Request for feed back

Posted on: 2009-04-30
Blog: CRDB package blog
Package: CRDB

I used this class in a project of mine with greate success.I would like to know your expriences with this class.So please let me know if using this class made any difference...

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1. Process incoming e-mail messages using PHP

Posted on: 2009-04-21
Blog: POP3 e-mail client package blog
Package: POP3 e-mail client

Some PHP applications need to process incoming e-mail messages, for instance to handle customer requests sent by e-mail.

Using a POP3 or IMAP mailbox is a very reliable and platform independent solution.

This article explains how to handle incoming e-mail using a POP3 client script and compares it with other solutions that depend on the local mail server type.

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2. Sending e-mail using SMTP servers of Gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo with PHP

Posted on: 2009-04-15
Blog: SMTP E-mail sending class package blog
Package: SMTP E-mail sending class

This is just a quick note about another article posted in the MIME message class blog that teaches how to send e-mail messages relaying on SMTP servers or either Gmail, Hotmail, or Yahoo.

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1. Sending e-mail using SMTP servers of Gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo with PHP

Posted on: 2009-04-15
Blog: MIME E-mail message sending package blog
Package: MIME E-mail message sending

Sometimes it is not possible or it is inconvenient to send e-mail with scripts using the regular PHP mail() function.

An alternative solution consists in using your ISP or a third party SMTP server to relay your messages.

This article explains how to send e-mail with PHP relaying your messages to SMTP servers of Gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo.

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1. Request feedback

Posted on: 2009-04-11
Blog: Generics package blog
Package: Generics

If anyone's using the class, please let me know what you think about it.

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1. Sending messages to many recipients via SMTP in PHP

Posted on: 2009-04-09
Blog: SMTP E-mail sending class package blog
Package: SMTP E-mail sending class

Once in a while, PHP developers ask me how to send messages via SMTP to many recipients using the same connection.

This article explains how to do it properly and warns about the eventuality of having your messages classified as spam when it is not done the right way.

It also gives tips of how to improve the performance on delivering newsletters to many recipients without having your messages confused with spam.

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2. Advanced PHP forms scaffolding AJAX enabled plug-in released

Posted on: 2009-04-08
Blog: Forms generation and validation package blog
Package: Forms generation and validation

A new plug-in for the PHP forms generation and validation class to implement scaffolding forms with AJAX support and other advanced features was released.

This article presents the current and future features of the plug-in.

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1. Request for feedback

Posted on: 2009-03-31
Blog: CRDB package blog
Package: CRDB

If anyone out there is using this class ,please let me know of your comments about it...

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1. Update to v1.1

Posted on: 2009-03-24
Blog: Loomis` Nested Set package blog
Package: Loomis` Nested Set

In this Update, i addet a Multi-Language Error Handling. The new Parameter "debug" allows you to get more Informations about an Error.

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