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cooldude832

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This is the first php script I'm really passing on to another person to use is what I am doing okay?

 

Its a reverse engineering of emails, it phrases a batch of emails in reverse and then stores them in an array shaped like this

$data[$email_number]['Header_data']['Header fields']

$data[$email-Number']['Body_data']['Reversed Fields'];

 

So he can run a foreach loop on it, but is this okay to do?

well its a reversed engineered email so I can't give you the code, but the data is like

 

 

Array

(

    [0] => Array

        (

            [items] => Array

                (

                    [0] => Array

                        (

                            [Description] => SWEETHEART ROSE BOUQUET - 18 STEMS W/VASE

                        )

 

                )

 

            [shipping_Address] =>

            [subtotal] => $29.99

            [shipping_cost] => $10.99

            [Tax] => $0.00

            [Total] => $40.98

            [billing_Address] => 

            [Order_number] => W00442101216543

            [Purchase_date] => 11/29/2007

            [Purchaser] => [email protected]

            [Merchant] => flowers1800

        )

 

    [1] => Array

        (

            [Purchase_date] => 11/26/2007

            [Order_number] =>

            [Total] => $36.48

            [subtotal] => $24.99

            [Tax] => $1.50

            [shipping_cost] => $9.99

            [shipping_method] => USA Overnight

            [items] => Array

                (

                    [0] => Array

                        (

                            [Description] => Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition- - $5 Off!

                            [Qty] => 1

                            [Cost] => $24.99

                        )

 

                )

 

            [Purchaser] => [email protected]

            [Merchant] => Gamestop

        )

 

    [2] => Array

        (

            [billing_address] => 

            [shipping_address] => 

            [Total] => $20.00

            [Order_number] => XXXXXXX

            [shipping_method] => Standard

            [subtotal] => $10.80

            [shipping_cost] => $9.20

            [items] => Array

                (

                    [0] => Array

                        (

                            [Description] => Griffin 8127-5GSTRLNB Streamline Armband for iPod Classic and iPod 5G (Black)

                        )

 

                )

 

            [Purchase_date] => 11/28/2007

            [Purchaser] => *******[email protected]

            [Merchant] => Amazon

        )

 

    [3] => Array

        (

            [Purchaser] => *******@gmail.com

            [Merchant] => DrsFosterSmith

        )

 

    [4] => Array

        (

            [Purchaser] => *******@gmail.com

            [Merchant] => vmoda

        )

 

    [5] => Array

        (

            [Order_number] => XXXXXXXX

            [items] => Array

                (

                    [0] => Array

                        (

                            [Qty] => 1

                            [Description] => Saitek A100 MySpkr Personal Stereo Speaker

                        )

 

                )

 

            [Purchase_date] => 10/19/2007

            [Total] => $17.99

            [Purchaser] => ********@gmail.com

            [Merchant] => Woot

        )

You take a message and extract what you want out of it and database it.

 

So if i wanted to get all my phpfreaks personal message alerts logged in my mysql I could open my email account and read those emails phrase them with php using the patterns of the message, and then store it

because I never passed it and my methods to doing stuff is well different than normal so I want to see if another person could use it.

I see a foreach loop on it testing if errors/matching email will make it super easy to sql insert.

 

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