Added the ability to return the message ID instead of boolean on ->send() (Take 2)

[beauwest]

Here's the second iteration. Let me know what you think.

[beauwest]

I decided to make it an option off of send, just to make absolutely sure it doesn't break anyone's code. If they're looking for

->send === true 

It would break.

[Znarkus]

Good, I like it!

Would you mind changing public function send($returnId = false) to something like public function send($options = array())? That could then be used like this: ->send(array('returnMessageId' => true)), which is more readable imo.

[beauwest]

Done.

[Znarkus]

Thanks! Out of curiosity, why do you use !empty( instead of !isset(?

[beauwest]

In case they set it to false manually. Empty catches false or blank, or not set.

[Znarkus]

Thanks!