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In your email content add this code <img src="http://yourdomain.com/emailreceipt.php?receipt=<receiver_emailid" /> And in emailreceipt.php log it in to a database, although again this is restricted by the email client's ability to show images and sometimes it may even put the mail into junk because it doesn't detect an image... a workaround that would be to actually outputting an image (say your logo) at the end of that script.

If you want to get some text from php file and display on a browser using jquery such that each time a new row will add at top of other and with fade in effect: Your script should like

FPDF: The PDF Generator The first and the main base for this file conversion is FPDF library. FPDF is a pure PHP class to generate PDF files on the fly. Let us start the PDF generation with a simple Hello world display. require('fpdf.php'); $pdf=new FPDF(); $pdf->AddPage(); $pdf->SetFont('Arial','B',16); $pdf->Cell(40,10,'Hello World!'); $pdf->Output(); To generate a pdf file, first we need to include library file fpdf.php. Then we need to create an FPDF object using the default constructor FPDF(). This constructor can be passed three values namely page orientation (portrait or landscape), measure unit, and page size (A4, A5, etc.,). By default pages are in A4 portrait and the measure unit is millimeter. It could have been specified explicitly with: $pdf=new FPDF('P','mm','A4'); It is possible to use landscape (L), other page formats (such as Letter and Legal) and measure units (pt, cm, in). Then

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