>I need to create an email header. Everything working fine except the
>'Content-Transfer-encoding: quoted-printable'. if i include this into my code
>I am getting a junk html
That's because quoted-printable is a MIME encoding scheme. It's kind of
like renaming a file to have a .ZIP extension, and wondering why you can't
unzip it.
>When i iclude 'Content-Transfer-encoding: quoted-printable'(html corrupted)
>
><table border=">
><tr>
> <td bgcolor=EEEEE">test</td>
></tr>
></table>
This is how it should look.
My question is why you want to use quoted-printable? It's a very basic
encoding scheme, so it shouldn't be a problem to use it. But why use it if
you don't need it?
The problem is that the equal sign is used in the quoted-printable encoding
to indicate certain things. For example, an "=" at the end of a line
(right before a CRLF) means "There should be no CRLF here". The other
primary use of the equal sign is to designate bytes, such as "=20" to
indicate a space. You can read RFC1521 to get the full details. My
advice, though, would be not to use quoted-printable, just to be safe.
-Scott
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