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  Dynamically Attaching Files with Swift Mailer

  Posted: February 24th, 2010, 7:00am MST

  In this eighth part of a ten-part series on the Swift Mailer email library, you'll learn how to attach files that have been dynamically generated to an email message. In addition, you'll see how to use Swift Mailer's setFileName() method to modify the name of an attachment before it's sent, which speaks for itself about this library's flexibility.
  - In case you havent heard about it yet, Swift Mailer is a comprehensive library written in PHP 5 and freely available at [swiftmailer.org.] It allows you to develop email applications very quickly and with minor effort, through a cohesive and highly intuitive programming interface. So, if your...