* $EMAIL_FOOTER - the last part of the email - it may include a displayed footer, as well as
and other 'closing' tags
*
* Taken as a pair, $EMAIL_HEADER.$EMAIL_FOOTER must generate standards-compliant XHTML
*
* $EMAIL_BODY - the body text of the email - essentially, the message. It gets sandwiched between $EMAIL_HEADER and $EMAIL_FOOTER
* This must generate standards-compliant XHTML in its own right, when taken with an appropriate header and footer section.
* Within the template definition, insert the shortcode '{BODY}' to indicate where the passed text of the email is to be stored.
*
* $EMAIL_OVERRIDES may optionally be defined, in which case it can override default mailout settings (see later). Only define this variable
* if you explicitly want overrides - a defined, but empty, variable may have unexpected consequences!
*
* $EMAIL_PLAINTEXT - an alternative template for the alternative text part of HTML emails. Set to empty string if hard-coded default to be used
*
*
* Templates may be defined for specific purposes
* Each template is given a name, which is the name of the variable.
* This variable may be a simple string, in which case it defines the email body, and is only available via code.
* Alternatively the variable may be an array, in which case each element of the array defines a different aspect of the email:
*
* $NAME['template_name'] is a user-friendly name shown in the mass mailer
* $NAME['template_type'] takes values (user|system|all) to define its purpose - only 'user' and 'all' templates are shown in the mass mailer
* $NAME['email_header'] defines the header - optional
* $NAME['email_footer'] defines the footer - optional
* $NAME['email_body'] defines the body text
* $NAME['email_overrides'] defines any mailout settings which are to be overridden (see later) - optional
*
* The format and functionality of these four main array elements correspond exactly to those of the defaults already described.
*
* The template need only define those variables which are to be overridden, in which case the default definitions will be used for the others.
*
*
* For templated HTML emails, a style sheet MUST be specified in the header field (if its required), in one of the following forms:
*
* {STYLESHEET} - embeds the stylesheet for the current site theme
* {STYLESHEET=filename,link} - embeds a link to the referenced stylesheet file
* {STYLESHEET=filename} - embeds the contents of the specified file
* {STYLESHEET=filename,embed} - embeds the contents of the specified file
*
*
* Where no style sheet is specified for an HTML-format email, the following applies:
* If 'emailstyle.css' exists in the current theme directory, it is used
* otherwise, the theme's 'style.css' is used
*
* The override variable is an array, which can override any of the following mailer parameters:
'mailer', 'smtp_server', 'smtp_username', 'smtp_password', 'sendmail', 'siteadminemail', 'siteadmin', 'smtp_pop3auth',
'SMTPDebug', 'subject', 'from', 'fromname', 'replyto', 'send_html', 'add_html_header', 'attachments', 'cc', 'bcc',
'bouncepath', 'returnreceipt', 'priority', 'extra_header', 'wordwrap', 'split'
See e_HANDLER.mail.php for more information
*/
if (!defined('e107_INIT')) { exit; }
// @TODO: Move signup email into templated form
$includeSiteButton = e107::getPref('sitebutton');
$SIGNUPEMAIL_SUBJECT = LAN_SIGNUP_96.' {SITENAME}';
$SIGNUPEMAIL_USETHEME = 1; // Use CSS STYLE from THEME: 0 = Off, 1 = external, 2 = embedded
$SIGNUPEMAIL_LINKSTYLE = ''; // css to use on links eg. color:red;
//$SIGNUPEMAIL_IMAGES = e_IMAGE.$includeSiteButton; // comma separated paths to image to embed. referenced below with {IMAGE1} (IMAGE2} etc. Not required
$SIGNUPEMAIL_CC = ""; // comma separated email addresses to put in CC of the signup email.
$SIGNUPEMAIL_BCC = ""; // comma separated email addresses to put in BCC of the signup email.
$SIGNUPEMAIL_ATTACHMENTS = ""; // files-path array of attachments. eg. array(e_FILE."myfile.zip",e_FILE."myotherfile.zip");
$SIGNUPEMAIL_BACKGROUNDIMAGE = ""; // absolute path to a background image eg. e_IMAGE."mybackground.jpg";
/*===========================================================================
DEFAULT EMAIL TEMPLATE VALUES
=============================================================================*/
/**
These defaults are used if not overridden by the requirements for a specific template.
There are five defaults, which must exist, and must be named as follows:
$EMAIL_OVERRIDES - array of override settings; e.g. for mail server to use
$EMAIL_HEADER - string for the first part of an HTML email
$EMAIL_BODY - the 'body' text (usually a default here is meaningless!)
$EMAIL_FOOTER - a standard footer - could include a disclaimer, a link to the site
$EMAIL_PLAINTEXT - an alternative template for the alternative text part of HTML emails (if empty, alternate text is
derived from the HTLM body.
In most cases only the body will be overridden; in this case it can be overridden using a variable rather than an array.
*/
/*
Optional mailer admin preferences Override. The following mailer parameters can be overridden:
'mailer', 'smtp_server', 'smtp_username', 'smtp_password', 'sendmail', 'siteadminemail', 'siteadmin', 'smtp_pop3auth',
'SMTPDebug', 'subject', 'from', 'fromname', 'replyto', 'send_html', 'add_html_header', 'attachments', 'cc', 'bcc',
'bouncepath', 'returnreceipt', 'priority', 'extra_header', 'wordwrap', 'split'
See e_HANDLER.mail.php for more information
If required, uncomment the following block and add array elements for options to be overridden - array key is the option name
DON'T put in empty fields unless you wish to set the value to an empty value! */
/*
$EMAIL_OVERRIDES = array(
'bouncepath' => 'some email address',
'returnreceipt' => 1
);
*/
// Not used in signup email
$EMAIL_HEADER = "
{STYLESHEET}
";
$EMAIL_BODY = 'Software malfunction - no email body text specified for template'; // Help debug
// Not used in signup email
$EMAIL_FOOTER = "