$swiftMessage->setSubject("Please confirm your Jpegery account");
/**
* attach the content to the message
* here, we set two versions of the message: the HTML formatted message and a special filter_var()ed
* version of the message that generates a plain text version of the HTML content
* notice one tactic used is to display the entire $confirmLink to plain text; this lets users
* who aren't viewing HTML content in Emails still access your links
**/
// building the activation link that can travel to another server and still work. This is the link that will be clicked to confirm the account.
$basePath = $_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"];
for ($i = 0; $i < 3; $i++) {
$lastSlash = strrpos($basePath, "/");
$basePath = substr($basePath, 0, $lastSlash);
}
//Don't trust this one.
$urlglue = $basePath . "/controllers/email-confirmation?profileVerify=" . $profile->getProfileVerify();
$confirmLink = "https://" . $_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] . $urlglue;
$message = <<<EOF
<h1>Welcome to Jpegery!</h1>
<p>Click the link to set up your password!</p>
<a href="{$confirmLink}">{$confirmLink}</a></p>
EOF;
$swiftMessage->setBody($message, "text/html");
$swiftMessage->addPart(html_entity_decode(filter_var($message, FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING, FILTER_FLAG_NO_ENCODE_QUOTES)), "text/plain");
/**
* send the Email via SMTP; the SMTP server here is configured to relay everything upstream via CNM
* this default may or may not be available on all web hosts; consult their documentation/support for details
* SwiftMailer supports many different transport methods; SMTP was chosen because it's the most compatible and has the best error handling
* @see http://swiftmailer.org/docs/sending.html Sending Messages - Documentation - SwitftMailer
**/
$smtp = Swift_SmtpTransport::newInstance("localhost", 25);
