Hello everyone,
I’m not a coder, but I think I’ve found the problem. If you look at line 152, you see:
$content = explode('Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable', $content);
This line is basically setting the boundaries for the “meat” of the email. Depending upon what service the email is originating from, “quoted-printable” may be within the source of the email. After looking at email sources from various providers, I decided to change it to “Content-Transfer-Encoding:” This leaves a bit of junk in the message, but at least it lets it get through. If you comment out lines 149-155 you get a similar effect, but a whole lot more junk.
I wish I knew more about PHP to put in various cases of Content-Transfer-Encoding, to eliminate the rest of the junk, so if anyone can help me out here that would be great.
Tim
TMedWeb
