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<source lang="php">jimport( 'joomla.mail.helper' );</source> | <source lang="php">jimport( 'joomla.mail.helper' );</source> | ||
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{{SeeAlso:JMailHelper}} | |||
===Examples=== | ===Examples=== |
Revision as of 14:14, 24 March 2017
{{subst:Description:JMailHelper}}
Defined in
libraries/joomla/mail/helper.php
Methods
Method name | Description |
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cleanLine | Cleans single line inputs. |
cleanText | Cleans multi-line inputs. |
cleanBody | Cleans any injected headers from the E-Mail body. |
cleanSubject | Cleans any injected headers from the subject string. |
cleanAddress | Verifies that an e-mail address does not have any extra headers injected into it. |
isEmailAddress | Verifies that the string is in a proper e-mail address format. |
Importing
jimport( 'joomla.mail.helper' );
{{subst:SeeAlso:JMailHelper}}
Examples
<CodeExamplesForm />