72 lines
2.4 KiB
PHP
72 lines
2.4 KiB
PHP
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<?php if ( ! defined('BASEPATH')) exit('No direct script access allowed');
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/*
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| POSTMARK API KEY
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Enter your Postmark API key here.
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| This key is available by visiting your Postmark Rack, clicking 'Details'
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| next to the desiered server, then clicking 'Settings & API Credentials'
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*/
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$config['api_key'] = '';
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/*
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| FROM NAME & FROM ADDRESS
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| These are optional settings
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| If you're going to be using the same Sender Signature for all emails, it
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| might be easier to assign it here, than doing so with each individual
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| email. If you are not using this setting, comment it out.
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| Configure your Sender Signatures at http://postmarkapp.com/signatures
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*/
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$config['from_name'] = 'Will Bradley';
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$config['from_address'] = 'bradley.will@gmail.com';
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/*
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| VALIDATION
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Setting validation to TRUE will require that you pass Postmark valid
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| email addresses for sender and reciever. If these are not valid email
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| addresses, the request to send an email will not be sent to Postmark.
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| This is reccomended on high traffic servers
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*/
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$config['validation'] = TRUE;
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/*
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| STRIP_HTML
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Setting strip_tags to TRUE will strip all HTML tags from _plain_message
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| using PHP's strip_tags() function. It should be noted that the output
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| will probably be far from what you would expect.
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| Experimental Feature
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*/
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$config['strip_html'] = TRUE;
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/*
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| DEVELOP
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Often when implementing your client library or when integrating an
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| existing library into your application you would want to send 'test'
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| emails that don't actually get delivered to the recipient. You just need
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| to know if your data is valid. You can do that by setting this to TRUE
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*/
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$config['develop'] = TRUE;
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