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SilverStripe Email Helpers

Contains replacement Mailer object that utilizes PHPMailer to send e-mail via SMTP instead of php's mail() function. Optionally, TLS can be enabled for secure communication with the SMTP server and a charset for the e-mail encoding can be specified.

Also includes a drop-in replacement for the Email class called StyledHtmlEmail. If used with HTML emails it allows you to include a style section at the top of the email which will then be inlined as style attributes on the actual html tags to promote better compatibility across email clients.

Requirements

Silverstripe 3.0+

Installation

Install via composer:

composer require markguinn/silverstripe-email-helpers:dev-master

This module now uses composer to install PHPMailer and Emogrifier. If installing manually, you will need to install those two dependencies and make sure they are autoloaded or required somehow (composer does this automatically). You can find them on github here:

(but really you should learn how to use composer)

Usage

To use the SMTP mailer at the following code to your _config.php:

$tls = true;        // use tls authentication if true
$charset = 'UTF-8'; // use specified charset if set
// you can specify a port as in 'yourserver.com:587'
$mailer = new SmtpMailer('yourserver.com', 'username', 'password', $tls, $charset);
Email::set_mailer($mailer);

Alternatively, any of these can be set using the config system like so:

SmtpMailer:
  host: yourserver.com
  user: username
  password: password
  tls: true
  charset: UTF-8

And then:

Email::set_mailer( new SmtpMailer() );

To use the styled email, just literally use the StyledHtmlEmail class where you'd normally use the Email class and add a single style tag in the body of the email. For example:

<style type="text/css">
.bigred {
	color: red;
	font-size: 30px;
}
</style>
Hello <span class="bigred">CUSTOMERS</span>.

Would be sent as:

Hello <span style="color:red; font-size:30px">CUSTOMERS</span>.

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