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As explained by manassehkatz, the message (aka the body) is a text in PHP (and many other programming languages). If your e-mails have a certain structure, you should create a function that takes ...
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#1: Initial revision
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Alexei
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2021-03-26T06:58:34Z (over 3 years ago)
As explained by manassehkatz, the message (aka the body) is a text in PHP (and many other programming languages). If your e-mails have a certain structure, you should create a function that takes that structure (i.e. your array) and generate a string from it. This is a good idea also from an architectural point of view because separating body construction from the actual e-mail sending functionality is preferred. Also, you should take care of the message format (plain text vs. HTML) as it might involve some changes (e.g. using `<p>`s or `<br>`s instead of newlines).