# Prompt 10: PHP Email with Attachment and SMTP Authentication Help me write PHP code for sending an email Code requirements: 1. Create a PHP script that sends an email with an attachment using PHPMailer. 2. Send the email via SMTP with authentication (e.g., Gmail or custom SMTP server). 3. Attach a file (e.g., a PDF or image) to the email. 4. Ensure that the email has both plain text and HTML parts. 5. Handle errors during the email sending process and provide feedback. Additional considerations: 1. Use PHPMailer for SMTP authentication and file attachment handling. 2. Ensure that the file type and size are validated before attaching it to the email. 3. Provide a user-friendly success or error message based on the result of the email sending. Expected output: A PHP script that sends an email with an attachment via SMTP with authentication, including file validation and error handling.
# Prompt 9: PHP Email with Contact Form Submission Help me write PHP code for sending an email Code requirements: 1. Create a simple contact form that collects a user's name, email, and message. 2. Use PHP to send an email when the form is submitted, including the form data in the email body. 3. Display a success message if the email is sent successfully. 4. Validate the form data to ensure all fields are completed before sending the email. 5. Use PHP to handle email errors and provide user-friendly error messages. Additional considerations: 1. Ensure that the email is sent to a predefined recipient (e.g., admin@example.com). 2. Use PHP to validate and sanitize the email address before sending. 3. Display appropriate feedback after the form submission. Expected output: A PHP script that sends an email with form submission data after validating the input, including error handling and feedback for the user.
# Prompt 8: PHP Email with HTML Template Help me write PHP code for sending an email Code requirements: 1. Create a PHP script that sends an email with an HTML template as the message body. 2. Use an external HTML template file (e.g., a separate .html file) for the email content. 3. Load the template file into the PHP script and replace placeholders with dynamic content. 4. Send the email using PHPMailer or PHP's mail() function. Additional considerations: 1. Ensure that the HTML email template is compatible with major email clients. 2. Validate dynamic content before inserting it into the template. 3. Include fallback text or a plain-text version of the email for email clients that do not support HTML. Expected output: A PHP script that sends an email with dynamic content using an external HTML template, including validation and error handling.
# Prompt 7: PHP Email with SSL/TLS Encryption Help me write PHP code for sending an email Code requirements: 1. Use PHPMailer to send an email with SSL/TLS encryption. 2. Set up PHPMailer to use SMTP with SSL/TLS encryption to securely send the email. 3. Provide the necessary SMTP server credentials and configuration settings (e.g., SMTP host, username, password). 4. Ensure that the email is sent securely and that credentials are not exposed. 5. Provide error handling for connection or email sending issues. Additional considerations: 1. Use SSL/TLS encryption to ensure the email content is transmitted securely. 2. Store SMTP credentials securely in a configuration file or environment variables. 3. Display meaningful error messages if the email fails to send. Expected output: A PHP script that sends an email with SSL/TLS encryption using PHPMailer, including secure SMTP credentials and error handling.
# Prompt 6: PHP Email with Dynamic Content Help me write PHP code for sending an email Code requirements: 1. Create a PHP script that sends an email with dynamic content (e.g., user name or order information). 2. Use PHP variables to customize the email message for each recipient. 3. Include placeholders in the message that are replaced with dynamic values (e.g., first name, last name). 4. Send the email via an SMTP server using PHPMailer or PHP's mail() function. Additional considerations: 1. Ensure that dynamic content is properly sanitized to prevent XSS or injection attacks. 2. Provide user feedback after the email is sent. 3. Use PHPMailer for better email customization and error handling. Expected output: A PHP script that sends a personalized email with dynamic content based on user-specific data, including validation and proper error handling.
# Prompt 5: PHP Email with Multiple Recipients Help me write PHP code for sending an email Code requirements: 1. Create a PHP script to send an email to multiple recipients. 2. Use PHP's mail() function or PHPMailer to handle the sending process. 3. Include the ability to specify multiple email addresses in the "To" field. 4. Add a "CC" and "BCC" field to send the email to additional recipients privately. 5. Send the email with both plain text and HTML parts. Additional considerations: 1. Ensure proper handling of multiple recipients, including CC and BCC. 2. Display feedback messages for success or failure in sending the email. 3. Include proper email header management for multiple recipients. Expected output: A PHP script that sends an email to multiple recipients using mail() or PHPMailer, with support for CC and BCC, and error handling.
# Prompt 4: PHP Email with File Attachment Using PHPMailer Help me write PHP code for sending an email Code requirements: 1. Use the PHPMailer library to send an email with a file attachment. 2. Attach a file (e.g., PDF, image) to the email using PHPMailer's addAttachment() method. 3. Ensure that the file is uploaded correctly before sending the email. 4. Include email content in both plain text and HTML format. 5. Send the email using an SMTP server for secure transmission. Additional considerations: 1. Validate the file type and size before attaching the file. 2. Handle errors related to file attachment or email sending. 3. Provide feedback to the user after the email is successfully sent or if an error occurs. Expected output: A PHP script that sends an email with an attachment using PHPMailer, including validation, error handling, and feedback messages.
# Prompt 3: PHP Email Sending with PHPMailer Library Help me write PHP code for sending an email Code requirements: 1. Use the PHPMailer library to send an email with HTML content. 2. Send the email via an SMTP server, such as Gmail, with SMTP authentication. 3. Include a subject, recipient, message body, and email headers. 4. Add a plain text alternative part for the email in case HTML is not supported. 5. Include error handling to catch issues during the email sending process. Additional considerations: 1. Use PHPMailer's built-in error handling for debugging purposes. 2. Ensure that the SMTP credentials are secure and not hard-coded in the script. 3. Include a method for securely storing SMTP credentials (e.g., in a configuration file). Expected output: A PHP script using PHPMailer to send emails via SMTP with HTML content, error handling, and secure credentials storage.
# Prompt 2: PHP Email Sending with HTML Content Help me write PHP code for sending an email Code requirements: 1. Create a PHP script that sends an email with HTML content using the mail() function. 2. Include the appropriate headers to send HTML content (Content-Type header). 3. The email should contain HTML formatting (e.g., headings, paragraphs, and links). 4. Ensure that the email is sent correctly with the proper MIME type. Additional considerations: 1. Ensure the email is displayed correctly in all email clients. 2. Handle errors and provide user feedback if the email fails to send. 3. Include proper validation of the recipient email address. Expected output: A PHP script that sends an email with HTML content and proper headers using the mail() function, including error handling and email validation.
# Prompt 1: Basic PHP Email Sending Using mail() Function Help me write PHP code for sending an email Code requirements: 1. Create a PHP script that sends an email using PHP's mail() function. 2. Include the basic parameters: recipient, subject, message, and headers. 3. Send a simple email with plain text content. 4. Ensure that the email is sent correctly. 5. Handle any errors in case the email fails to send. Additional considerations: 1. Use PHP to validate the email address before sending. 2. Display a success or error message based on the result of the mail() function. 3. Use appropriate headers for a well-structured email. Expected output: A PHP script that sends a basic email using the mail() function with success/error handling and validation.