Hey all ...
I just got an HTML e-mail (a Travelocity trip confirmation), and
oddly enough PowerMail didn't recognize it at all.
By this I mean the message downloaded, and the headers came through
fine, but nothing is in the message, and I do NOT get the little globe at
the bottom to clic
Chris,
it does it only if it is defined like that:
Content-Type: multipart/mixed;
but I get a whole bunch of html-code under this condition:
Content-Type: text/html;
And those are the ones, which are making trouble.
All the Best
Matthias
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schmidt-systementwicklu
>the easy way:
>- save them as an attachment
In some way PowerMail seems to do this. From the varied HTML mails I get,
my attachment folder gets filled with files named:
> Enclosure.html
> Enclosure.1.html
> ...
> Enclosure.62.html
Chris
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Barbara,
that's not a solution for me.
Anyway thanks for the tip.
I think there are some ways out of this HTML-dilemma, but they have to be
implemented by ctmdev.
When the mails are received, the headers have to be parsed, else
filtering wouldn't work.
Why not, if detecting a pure html-mail do
schmidt systementwicklung on 2/27/03 said
>Such companies send their confirmations all out in HTML. I also just got
>one some days ago.
>They do not care, that people don't like it.
>
>If one gets a couple of such HTML-mails, the index process is crashing.
I know this is only a temporary fix, bu
Such companies send their confirmations all out in HTML. I also just got
one some days ago.
They do not care, that people don't like it.
If one gets a couple of such HTML-mails, the index process is crashing.
All the Best
Matthias
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schmidt-systementwicklung
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Unfortunately, I can't, because the HTML that was sent to me is a
cruise confirmation with "sensitive information" in it.
But if it happens again with another e-mail I'll let you know.
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Sid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003 18:34:13 +0100, PowerMail typed ...
>sid world headquar
sid world headquarters wrote:
>I just got an HTML e-mail (a Travelocity trip confirmation), and
>oddly enough PowerMail didn't recognize it at all.
>By this I mean the message downloaded, and the headers came through
>fine, but nothing is in the message, and I do NOT get the little globe
sid world headquarters wrote:
>I just got an HTML e-mail (a Travelocity trip confirmation), and
>oddly enough PowerMail didn't recognize it at all.
>By this I mean the message downloaded, and the headers came through
>fine, but nothing is in the message, and I do NOT get the little globe
The same is said of me. A message cannot be read.
I think that I want you to cope with it immediately.
>Hey all ...
>
>I just got an HTML e-mail (a Travelocity trip confirmation), and
>oddly enough PowerMail didn't recognize it at all.
>By this I mean the message downloaded, and the hea
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