A module type that handles sending of email in ProcessWire
Below are 2 different ways you can get a new instance of Wire Once you have an instance of Wire Click any linked item for full usage details and examples. Hookable methods are indicated with the icon. In addition to those shown below, the In addition to the methods and properties above, Wire$m = $mail->new(); // option A: use $mail API variable
$m = wireMail(); // option B: use wireMail() function
$m
), you can use it to send email like in these examples below. // chained (fluent) method call usage
$m->to('user@domain.com')
->from('you@company.com')
->subject('Message Subject')
->body('Optional message body in plain text')
->bodyHTML('<html><body><p>Optional message body in HTML</p></body></html>')
->send();
// separate method call usage
$m->to('user@domain.com'); // specify CSV string or array for multiple addresses
$m->from('you@company.com');
$m->subject('Message Subject');
$m->body('Message Body');
$m->send();
// optionally specify “from” or “to” names as 2nd argument
$m->to('user@domain.com', 'John Smith');
$m->from('you@company.com', 'Mary Jane');
// other methods or properties you might set (or get)
$m->fromName('Mary Jane');
$m->toName('John Smith');
$m->replyTo('somebody@somewhere.com');
$m->replyToName('Joe Somebody');
$m->attachment('/path/to/file.ext');
$m->header('X-Mailer', 'ProcessWire');
$m->param('-f you@company.com'); // PHP mail() param (envelope from example)
// note that the send() function always returns the quantity of messages sent
$numSent = $m->send();
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class also inherits all the methods and properties of: WireData and Wire.Common
Name Return Summary $this
Set the email message body (text only)
Can also be used as property: $m->body $this
Set the email message body (HTML only)
Can also be used as property: $m->bodyHTML $this
Set the email 'from' address and optionally name
Can also be used as property: $m->from $this
Set the 'from' name
Can also be used as property: $m->fromName mixed
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Get property $this
Set multiple email headers using associative array
Can also be used as property: $m->headers string
Convert HTML email body to TEXT email body. $this
Set the 'reply-to' email address and optionally name (where supported)
Can also be used as property: $m->replyTo $this
Set the 'reply-to' name (where supported)
Can also be used as property: $m->replyToName int
Send the email this
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Set property $this
Set the email subject
Can also be used as property: $m->subject $this
Set the email to address
Can also be used as property: $m->to $this
Set the 'to' name
Can also be used as property: $m->toName Advanced
Name Return Summary $this
Add a file to be attached to the email $m->attachments array
Array of file attachments (if populated and where supported) string
Encode a subject, use mbstring if available $this
Set any email header
Can also be used as property: $m->header $m->newline string
Newline character, populated only if different from CRLF. $this
Set any email param
Can also be used as property: $m->param string
Return the text quoted-printable encoded Additional methods and properties
API reference based on ProcessWire core version 3.0.236