[SPIP Zone] [Spip-zone-commit] r27277 - in /_plugins_/_test_/spipmailer: ./ fonds/ formulaires/ inc/ lang/

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ah ben c’est un complot…
Qui n’a pas encore commité sa version de phpmailer ?
allez, allez promotion spéciale, 10 phpmailer pour le prix d’un !

Cédric

2009/3/13 <kent1@arscenic.info>

Author: kent1@arscenic.info
Date: Fri Mar 13 16:12:01 2009
New Revision: 27277

Log:
un plugin qui fait peut être doublon mais à comparer avec mail_smtp pour un futur plugin unique qui ferait la même chosecompatible spip 2 / envoi de fichiers / génération correcte des header, senders, reply to etc

Added:
plugins/test/spipmailer/
plugins/test/spipmailer/COPYING.txt
plugins/test/spipmailer/fonds/
plugins/test/spipmailer/fonds/cfg_phpmailer.html
plugins/test/spipmailer/formulaires/
plugins/test/spipmailer/formulaires/config_spipmailer.html
plugins/test/spipmailer/inc/
plugins/test/spipmailer/inc/envoyer_phpmail.php
plugins/test/spipmailer/lang/
plugins/test/spipmailer/lang/phpmailer_fr.php
plugins/test/spipmailer/mail_test.html
plugins/test/spipmailer/phpmailer.png (with props)
plugins/test/spipmailer/phpmailer_install.php
plugins/test/spipmailer/phpmailer_options.php
plugins/test/spipmailer/plugin.xml

Added: plugins/test/spipmailer/COPYING.txt

— plugins/test/spipmailer/COPYING.txt (added)
+++ plugins/test/spipmailer/COPYING.txt Fri Mar 13 16:12:01 2009
@@ -0,0 +1,340 @@

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