Ok, so I have a PHP file that creates a string of javascript. This string is supposed to be sent as a .js file in an email attachment.
To the question:
Do I really need to create a file on my server before I send the email?
It would be pretty easy to create it and then delete it as soon as the attachment is sent, but unnecessary if it's possible to avoid.
Yes, it can be done. You can build the multi-part MIME message yourself and store it in a variable, then use that variable for the "message" parameter to mail().
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~ Terry Pratchett in Nation
Send email attachment without creating file?
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