imap_getmailboxesDescriptionThis function gets an array of objects, each with the attributes of name, delimiter, attributes. The delimiter object shows the delimiter for the part of the hierarchy this mailbox is in. The attributes object contains contains a bitmask of mailbox attributes:
pattern can be used to filter mailbox names and has a bsic wildcard usage. The pattern * to show all mailbox names including subfolders. Using % shows mailboxes on the current level only. ExampleExample 604. Print all mailbox names <?php $imap = imap_open("{localhost}INBOX","graeme","inferno"); $mailbox = "test_mailbox"; // create mailbox imap_createmailbox($imap,"{localhost}$mailbox"); // list all mailboxes $boxes = imap_getmailboxes($imap, "{localhost}", "test_%"); foreach($boxes as $val) { echo "Name: ", $val->name, "<BR>\n"; echo "Delimiter: ", $val->delimiter, "<BR>\n"; echo "Attributes: ", $val->attributes, "<br>\n\n"; } // remove mailbox imap_deletemailbox($imap,"{localhost}$mailbox"); imap_close($imap); ?> Output: Name: {localhost}test_mailbox Delimiter: / Attributes: 1
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