imap_scanmailboxDescriptionWhile similar to the functions imap_listmailbox() and imap_getmailboxes() , this function not only can search based on mailbox name, but can also search based on the content of the mailbox itself. pattern can be used to filter mailbox names and has a basic wildcard usage. The pattern * to show all mailbox names including subfolders. Using % shows mailboxes on the current level only. ExampleExample 618. Search for mailboxes containing text <?php $imap = imap_open("{localhost}INBOX","graeme","inferno"); // list all mailboxes containing 'hello $boxes = imap_scanmailbox($imap, "{localhost}", "%", "hello"); for ($i=0; $i<count($boxes); $i++) { echo "Mailbox: $boxes[$i]<BR>\n"; } imap_close($imap); ?> Output: Match found: INBOX
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