I do not handle anything from PHP. Anything. Zero. Niente. It happens that a form on a page of a simple HTML client is rendered by PHPmailer.
It works great, even though I have no idea how.
Only it DELIVER messages on the destination with characters with another encoding. There is no way for someone to write in the field name JOHN and I receive it like that. Joao arrives.
I do not know where this changes, whether or not I get screwed.
Does anyone give me a help?
Someone?
Plis?
Helium , use:
<?php
// Inclui o arquivo class.phpmailer.php localizado na pasta phpmailer
require_once("phpmailer/class.phpmailer.php");
// Inicia a classe PHPMailer
$mail = new PHPMailer();
// (...) codigos
// Define os dados técnicos da Mensagem
// =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
//$mail->IsHTML(true); // Define que o e-mail será enviado como HTML
$mail->CharSet = 'iso-8859-1'; // Charset da mensagem (opcional)
If $mail->CharSet = 'iso-8859-1'; does not work, try $mail->CharSet = 'UTF-8'; !
If it still does not work, see if your .php file was saved with the correct charset. See the example below, Notepad++ by changing the document charset .php :
A very easy solution is to use the utf8_decode () PHP function. Assuming you are sending the message via a variable with the name "message" and a field called "message", it would look like this:
$mensagem = utf8_decode($_POST['mensagem']);
You can find more information in the documentation: