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    Is it possible to send attachment via wp_mail, using temporary file, instad of uploading them to any actual folder on server?

    For example:

    <input type="file" name="file">

$attachment[] = $_FILES['file']['name'];

wp_mail(....,$attachment);

    Documentation:

    The filenames in the $attachments attribute have to be filesystem paths.

    How can i get the path for temporary file (if this is possible)?

    Is it possible to send attachment via wp_mail, using temporary file, instad of uploading them to any actual folder on server?

    For example:

    <input type="file" name="file">

$attachment[] = $_FILES['file']['name'];

wp_mail(....,$attachment);

    Documentation:

    The filenames in the $attachments attribute have to be filesystem paths.

    How can i get the path for temporary file (if this is possible)?

    • uploads
    • wp-mail
    • input
    Share Improve this question asked Dec 10, 2014 at 10:44 Biker JohnBiker John 1536 bronze badges
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    Yes. it's possible. Attachment file contents are taken by wp_mail call.

    Use $_FILES['file']['tmp_name'] for filename

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