Hi
I am trying to get the body text from a number of different emails
using mimeDecode [Pear]
Unfortunately, it appears that the body text could be in any number
of locations in the stdClass Object depending on which email is
processed.
At this point, I can only access the node by looking at the print_r
($structure) directly :(
Out of the three different emails I parsed, I got three different
locations for the 'body' node
$structure->parts[0]->parts[0]->parts[0]->body;
$structure->body;
$structure->parts[0]->body;
Question:
Is there a way to generically traverse the entire object generated
from Mail_mimeDecode and search for the correct node ?
In my case, these conditions need to be met .
if (trim($part->ctype_primary)== "text" && trim($part-
>ctype_secondary) == "plain")
{
$body = $part->body;
echo "the body text is: $body";
}
}
I am a bit new to stdClass Object and Mail_mimeDecode so any help is
appreciated
This script was taken from a previous example on http://
www.troywolf.com/articles/php/class_xml/
The script currently is:
include('Mail/mimeDecode.php');
$filename = "email_multi.txt";
$message = fread(fopen($filename, 'r'), filesize($filename));
header('Content-Type: text/plain');
header('Content-Disposition: inline; filename="stuff.txt"');
$params = array(
'input' => $message,
'crlf' => "\r\n",
'include_bodies' => TRUE,
'decode_headers' => TRUE,
'decode_bodies' => TRUE
);
$structure = Mail_mimeDecode::decode($params);
// This only works if you know specifically where there node/Object
lives :(
foreach($structure->parts[0]->parts[0]->parts as $part)
{
//for debugging
echo $part->ctype_primary."|".$part->ctype_secondary."\n\r";
// if these conditions are met, we found the right node
if (trim($part->ctype_primary)== "text" && trim($part-
>ctype_secondary) == "plain")
{
$body = $part->body;
echo "body is: $body";
}
}
?>
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