You could also look at the following variables:
mm-inline-text-html-with-images, mm-w3m-safe-url-regexp
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Tassilo Horn writes:
> Yes, that might be the reason. Try `gnus-article-prepare-hook' instead.
Yes, this did the trick. Thank you both for your help. The final
configuration is as follows:
(add-hook
'gnus-article-prepare-hook
(lambda ()
(gnus-article-show-images)))
I've a
ng:
>
> (add-hook
> 'gnus-article-mode-hook
> (lambda ()
> (gnus-article-show-images)
> (message "Potentially show images...")))
>
> However when opening an HTML mail with images this seems to have no
> affect (manually invoking
k
(lambda ()
(gnus-article-show-images)
(message "Potentially show images...")))
However when opening an HTML mail with images this seems to have no
affect (manually invoking the command of course works). I can see the
'Potentially show images...' text in th
() Les Harris
() Wed, 04 Mar 2015 22:46:10 -0800
Am I correct in thinking I should add this to
gnus-article-mode-hook if I want it invoked automatically?
That depends on whether or not it works for you, i suppose. :-D
Take courage, backup $HOME/* somewhere safe, and try it out! If
the re
Thien-Thi Nguyen writes:
> If you do this and post your findings, then together we will
> have answered this question in the most fulfilling way, IMHO.
Thank you for your patient reply. gnus-article-show-images does in fact
display the images in HTML mail once invoked.
Am I corr
() Les Harris
() Sun, 01 Mar 2015 20:26:31 -0800
Can anyone point me in the right direction for configuring
Gnus to display images in HTML mail?
[...]
I have yet to find the relevant configuration for this so I
thought I would ask and see if anyone knew.
Before you asked i did
es fine outside of GNUS).
So the search continues. I'll keep looking. I imagine most people using
GNUS don't care about images in HTML mail but for a few select senders I like
seeing it (namely some hobby related bacn mails).
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By ignorance, is that their happy
On Sun, Mar 01 2015,Les Harris wrote:
> Can anyone point me in the right direction for configuring Gnus to
> display images in HTML mail?
>
> Running Gnus v5.13 as shipped with Emacs 24.4. EWW renders the HTML in
> the Message buffer fine but loads no images. If I go to a URL ou
Can anyone point me in the right direction for configuring Gnus to
display images in HTML mail?
Running Gnus v5.13 as shipped with Emacs 24.4. EWW renders the HTML in
the Message buffer fine but loads no images. If I go to a URL outside of
Gnus using EWW it renders images fine. I have set gnus
(Nuno Silva) writes:
> I'd perhaps look at having gnus render the HTML part for google's
> mails (ideas on how to make discouraged parts depend on the message
> generator are welcome, too). But, meanwhile, I notice that the
> blockquote HTML mails use for citation levels is rendered as
> *whitesp
Hi,
I dislike HTML mail, but Google seems to be *epic* at sending out
cryptic text/plain parts (Google, not Gmail users, especially because
this is not restricted to Gmail, it's also a problem with Google's
automatic replies).
I'd perhaps look at having gnus render the HTML pa
GM> The following *often* happens that when I receive certain html
GM> emails (presumably composed by exchange or so?). Gnus (I guess
GM> it must be shr these days) renders the text of the email fine --
GM> it looks completely normal.
GM> But when I copy -- using the mouse -
s
I said, when this text is part of the body of an email, I don't see it.)
Well, I guess those odd characters don't really hurt me -- they are just
annoying.
I can make this particular problem go away by discouraging html mail
using code like:
(eval-after-load "mm-decode"
&
Slackrat writes:
> Currently I W-h and W-w to get the mails into a reasonable state to
> read them as they are in fact HTML emails.
>
> But I was thinking of using W3M which I have available to automatically
> render them readable:
For w3m, I only this in my ~/.gnus, and it works:
(setq
;; ht
I have the following installed
emacs-22.1-source.tar.gz
emacs-w3m-1.4.4-source.tar.gz
libgc_6.4.orig-source.tar.gz
muse-3.11-info-source.tar.gz
muse-3.11-source.tar.gz
randomsig.el
w3m-0.5.2-source.tar.gz
I use Feed my Inbox to bring in RSS items by email as using gnus
directly slows my l
Richard Riley writes:
> Joe Fineman writes:
>> 1. Opaque links: Some of my email, in particular from a couple of
>> organizations, comes with links that are not spelled out
>> (http://and.all/that.jazz), but appear merely as CLICK HERE or the
>> like. I was under the impression that that was
Joe Fineman writes:
> I am using gnus v5.10.10 under GNU Emacs 22.3.1 under (for my many
> sins) Windows XP. As usual, I find it hard to understand info, FAQs,
> etc., on the following.
>
> 1. Opaque links: Some of my email, in particular from a couple of
> organizations, comes with links that
I am using gnus v5.10.10 under GNU Emacs 22.3.1 under (for my many
sins) Windows XP. As usual, I find it hard to understand info, FAQs,
etc., on the following.
1. Opaque links: Some of my email, in particular from a couple of
organizations, comes with links that are not spelled out
(http://and.
> "Charles" == Charles Sebold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> For instance, if a retailer sends me an email saying "click here to
>> see images", I'd like to be able to click. At the moment, if the
>> article is text, I can see a URL and click it, but if it's html, I see
>> on
On 21.10.2008 at 15:12:07 Charles Sebold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 21 Oct 2008, Laura Conrad wrote:
>
>> For instance, if a retailer sends me an email saying "click here to
>> see images", I'd like to be able to click. At the moment, if the
>> article is text, I can see a URL and click it,
On 21 Oct 2008, Laura Conrad wrote:
> For instance, if a retailer sends me an email saying "click here to
> see images", I'd like to be able to click. At the moment, if the
> article is text, I can see a URL and click it, but if it's html, I see
> only the text and not the URL.
You could try thi
I'm wondering if someone has figured out a good way to display html
emails. What I'd like is for them to show up as normal text, but for
url's to be clickable so that if I want to see the html in my normal
browser, I can.
For instance, if a retailer sends me an email saying "click here to see
i
* Slava Akhmechet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit
> Slackrat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> OK, so where is w3m-e22 ?
> I think you need to get w3m from CVS.
Well thanks
I no longer get the w3m-e22 warning
However, I now get a " Can't find 'mime' " message
I have mime-w3m installed, and have cop
Slackrat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> OK, so where is w3m-e22 ?
I think you need to get w3m from CVS.
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* Hadron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit
>
> Find and install w3m if necessary and in your .gnus.el
>
> (setq mm-text-html-renderer 'w3m)
OK, so where is w3m-e22 ?
I installed after compiling, emacs-w3m-1.4.3
I installedw3m-0.5-i486-1sub.tgz - a prebuilt package since w3m
refuses to compile
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I'm using gnus some years now as mail reader and always rejected e-
> mails written in html. But it seems that this is no longer possible.
>
> Is there a simple way to show a html e-mail in the default browser? At
> the moment I have to store it into a file, then go to
On 26 Mar 2007 01:08:17 -0700 gerhard eber wrote:
> I'm using gnus some years now as mail reader and always rejected e-
> mails written in html. But it seems that this is no longer possible.
>
> Is there a simple way to show a html e-mail in the default browser? At
> the moment I have to store it
I'm using gnus some years now as mail reader and always rejected e-
mails written in html. But it seems that this is no longer possible.
Is there a simple way to show a html e-mail in the default browser? At
the moment I have to store it into a file, then go to the browser and
read in this file fr
Reiner Steib <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Thu, Jan 18 2007, Kai Großjohann wrote:
>
>> Does anyone have a solution for rendering HTML mail? emacs-w3m works
>> great for some of it, but not if font size and color (and background
>> images!¹) are semantically
On Thu, Jan 18 2007, Kai Großjohann wrote:
> Does anyone have a solution for rendering HTML mail? emacs-w3m works
> great for some of it, but not if font size and color (and background
> images!¹) are semantically relevant.
Did you try `K H' / (in No Gnus; documentation is
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