getting the needed info

Hi group,

I'm a Coldfusion person, and PHP is not really my best coding language!

I've been looking for a MIME parser, and after looking for some time I finaly found one that will work on the server that I'm using.
Running all the demo's that come with the package.

I have been trying for some time now, and test_message_decoder.php does also (for me) not show me how this can be done.
var_dump($decoded[$message]) does show all the needed data like

So.. Could some one here please exlain to me how I can get the ["from "] value in a string?
Same thing for the ["to:"].

Thank you and a happy new year!

That is because you are seeing the output in a Web page. The addresses appear between < and > . So the browser thinks it is a an unknown HTML tag and does not show anything, but the addresses are there.

Anyway, what you need to look at is the ExtractedAddresses array entry that already returns the addresses and the name separately.

Thank you for your quick reply.

re: That is because you are seeing the output in a Web page. The addresses appear between < and > . So the browser thinks it is a an unknown HTML tag and does not show anything, but the addresses are there.

Okay.. this is clear,and I did read about this already on the forum

re: Anyway, what you need to look at is the ExtractedAddresses array entry that already returns the addresses and the name separately.

Now here I'm really lost.
I've tried
echo var_dump($decoded[$ExtractedAddresses]); and
echo var_dump $ExtractedAddresses;
with no luck. (NULL)

I guess I need a lot more PHP time.

Yes, you need to learn more PHP! ;-)

var_dump($decoded['ExtractedAddresses']);

Pffff.. I was so close...

I guess I need to spend some more $ :-)

Thank you.. For sure I'll be back later with some more questions.

hmmm.

var_dump($decoded['ExtractedAddresses']);
is still giving me a NULL

In Coldfusion it's so easy to set things like this.
<cfset "from" = myArray[1]>
I guess in PHP it's also, but at the moment not for me.

You have to use that after calling the Decode function where the example var_dump call is.

Okay Got it working the way I wanted it.
What a great package this is :-)

Thank you for the package and help!