The 'Mailer' Class is a wrapper around the PHPMailer Library, You can access the PHPMailer Object directly by using $mailer->getMailer()

See the API documentation at: http://phpmailer.worxware.com/

Example:

      
        //This is a function within a controller
        public function Mailer()
        {
          //First include the Mailer.php wrapper class file
          require_once '/libs/standalone/Mailer.php';

          //Set the From Address and From Name that the mailer will use
          $fromAddress = 'webmaster@test.com';
          $fromName = 'webmaster';

          //Create and instance of the Mailer Class
          //passing the from address and from name
          $mailer =  new Mailer($fromAddress, $fromName);

          //Create an associative array of 'To' addresses
          //The Key is the name and the value is the email address
          $toAddresses = array();
          $toAddresses['Name'] = 'webmaster1@test.com';

          //Optionally Create an associative array of 'CC' addresses
          //The Key is the name and the value is the email address
          $ccAddresses = array();
          $ccAddresses['Name'] = 'webmaster2@test.com';

          //Optionally Create an associative array of 'BCC' addresses
          //The Key is the name and the value is the email address
          //NOTE: The 'Key' is not needed, ince its BCC.
          $bccAddresses = array();
          $bccAddresses[] = 'webmaster3@test.com';

          //We then set the addresses
          //NOTE: the $ccAddresses and the $bccAddresses arguments
          //are optional
          $mailer->setAddresses( $toAddresses, $ccAddresses, $bccAddresses );

          //Next we set the subject for the email
          $mailer->setSubject( 'This is a test subject' );

          //Here we set the actual message of the email
          $mailer->setMessage( 'This is a test message' );

          //Optionally we can attach files by passing an array of
          //file locations relative to the root
          $mailer->attachFiles( array('temp/index.html') );

          //And finally we send the email, you can print the
          //$result to check the status.
          $result = $mailer->send();
        }