How to change the name text of sender when sending mail with Swift_Message?

I am using SwiftMailer to send emails from my application.

All is working fine so far. I now need to be able to change the text of the sender dynamically. The code snippet below and the n开发者_Python百科ext paragraph should hopefully clarify what I mean.

Currently, my code looks like this:

try{
   $message = Swift_Message::newInstance()
               ->setFrom($from)
               ->setTo($to)
               ->setSubject($subject)
               ->setBody($content);

   $mailer->send($message);
}catch (Exception $e) {
   // do something ...
}

The $from variable contains the email address of the sender - which is sysmail@mydomain.com

However, I want to send daily digests (for example) for different entities (example forums, groups etc), so I want to be able to set the name text of the sender as 'Forum ABC members daily digest', even though the sender is still sysmailer@mydomain.com. I notice that linkedin is doing something similar - they send out different digests under different sender names, even though the sender is always group-digests@linkedin.com.

The default name for sysmailer@mydomain.com is 'System Mailer'. Incidentally, I am using Google Apps as my mailing service provider. It is not practical for me to setup different user accounts, as users can create their own forums etc.

Is there a way whereby I can dynamically (i.e. via code) specify a sender name, although using the same sender email address?

You just have to pass $from as an array.

$from = array($from_email => $from_name);

try{
   $message = Swift_Message::newInstance()
               ->setFrom($from)
               ->setTo($to)
               ->setSubject($subject)
               ->setBody($content);

   $mailer->send($message);
}catch (Exception $e) {
   // do something ...
}

Where you change $from_name for each of your mailers.

Hope it helps!

you can also use

$message = Swift_Message::newInstance()
           ->setFrom($email, $sender_name)
           ->setTo($to)
           ->setSubject($subject)
           ->setBody($content);