>>If you're using CFMAIL should be sure to set the type as HTML
Sure I declare the type as HTML.
My question is about encoding the body in quoted-printable.
The text is in French iso-8859-1, and 8bit transfer is said not sure, so
I need to use 7bit, then the body needs to be quoted-printable.
>>and 8bit transfer is said not sure
I mean 8bit transfer is not safe.
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>>If you're using CFMAIL should be sure to set the type as HTML
Sure I declare the type as HTML.
My question is about encoding the body in quoted-printable.
The text is in French iso-8859-1, and 8bit transfer is said not sure, so
I need to use 7bit, then the body needs to be quoted-printable.
If you're using CFMAIL should be sure to set the type as HTML. I believe the
default is MIME. That could sure do it. See the CFMAIL tag documentation.
Also you may want to look at CFMAILPART and look into doing multi-part mail.
It works great when it's set up correctly.
Robert B. Harrison
Dire
Hi,
I have some news letters sent to customers in HTML by some CF code.
Although I read them perfectly myself using Thunderbird, some users are
complaining that they see the HTML codes instead of a well formated page.
So I'm trying to improve the way messages are encoded.
I can see in many messa
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