'/support/' . $id . '/email.txt',
$messageString
);
}
Having satisfied all three requirements of our support tracker feature addition we have now also given a
short practical demonstration of some of Zend_Mail??™s read functionality.
9.5 Summary
Having gone through this chapter you may well have discovered that email is a lot deeper subject than you had
anticipated. Since almost all web applications use email to one degree or another we??™ve attempted to give
enough background to the technicalities of email so that you will come away with not only a better
understanding of Zend_Mail itself, but of how it fits into the bigger picture.
Adding Zend_Mail to the components we??™ve covered in previous chapters also provides us with a good
basic toolset with which to build web applications. Before we continue adding to our arsenal however, we will
take a detour into some practices that will improve the way we develop such applications in our next chapter
on deployment.
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Deployment
Along with the ability to develop web applications rapidly using PHP and the Zend Framework, lurks the
temptation to cut corners while developing. Many readers will have experienced that sudden cold sweat after
having accidentally deleted an important part of some code and frantically trying to fix a live site before
anyone notices! In this chapter we'll run through some development and deployment methods that can be used
to ensure quality work without curbing enthusiasm in the process.
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