While phpList allows you to send beautifully formatted HTML messages, its own system messages (confirmation request, unsubscription notification, and so on) are sent in plain-old-boring-text.
This hack allows you to enter HTML in your system messages and have them delivered in multipart HTML-and-text.
The following pages detail all the code changes required for this hack. A patch file is included with this book, as well as a readme
file that explains how to apply it.
The following pages detail the code changes that are required, step-by-step.
You'll customize your system message to include HTML code. Unlike the message composition interface, phpList doesn't give us the option to define separate HTML and text parts to our system messages, so we'll have to create the text version by stripping out all of the HTML code, but still preserving any hyperlinks.
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