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Releases: mailjet/mailjet-apiv3-php-simple

unescaped slashes polyfill

14 Oct 12:05
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unescaped slashes polyfill for older php versions
unit tests with phpunit

v1.0.9 Release

03 Sep 16:19
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  • Bug fixed when sending json to the API. The wrapper now send unescaped json, because the API already escape it (fixed by adding JSON_UNESCAPED_SLASHES to json_encode)

v1.0.8 Release

06 Aug 18:18
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  • Fixed: URLs are now properly encoded. As per #95.
  • Added support for new contact & contactslist actions. See here for more details.
  • Added support for sending to arrays of 'to', 'cc' & 'bcc' through the send API. See here for more details. Credits for this goes to #93. Thanks again!
  • Added documentation on how to specify a custom ID and an event payload in an email. See here and here for more details.
  • Added documentation on how to import contacts through CSV files. See here for more details.
  • Generally improved the README.
  • See commits history for the full list of changes.

v1.0.7 Release

02 Jun 16:39
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  • Added support for custom names for attachements.
  • Added support for filters in POST requests.
  • Added basic "Filtering" section to the README.
  • Fixed partial compatibility with php 5.3. This version isn't the recommended version as it will not work with a small part of the wrapper (namely, the Send API) on 32 bits systems.
  • See commit history for more details.

Remove dependency to composer.json to read wrapper version

31 Mar 08:07
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1.0.6

Remove dependency to composer.json to read wrapper version

Adding user agent

26 Mar 17:19
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v1.0.5

Add useragent

Bigints are rounded on PHP 32 bits release

18 Feb 07:46
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When decoding a JSON containing a bigint (like an Email ID), on 32 bits PHP release, the ID is rounded if it overflows the max value. In this release, we use the JSON_BIGINT_AS_STRING flag when calling json_decode (see http://php.net/json_decode) to convert them in string. This issue was not affecting 64 bits release.