Hmm? The article explains exactly how to do it. You can make a multipart
MIME e-mail where the first part is the message, and the 2nd part is the
file attachment (and more parts for additional files). The file data is
encoded using base64 encoding in this example. You just need to create th
Darvin Andrioli suggested, on 20020328:
> http://www.zend.com/zend/spotlight/sendmimeemailpart1.php
Sorry, I was none the wiser after reading this article, as to how to get php
to send an attachment with an email message. The attachment in this case is
being generated from db output and saved as
