FYI, you shouldn't even have to put the body tags in, unless you're
putting in the other section tags like Title.
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How to use Revolution on September 2,
2008 at 5:45 PM -0700 wrote:
>I've got other things that I have to do tonight, so I can't give you
>the complete cookbook, but here is the outline.
>1) Download one of the following stacks:
> a) http://www.gadgetplugins.com/altplugins/altEmailHarness.rev
>
I've got other things that I have to do tonight, so I can't give you
the complete cookbook, but here is the outline.
1) Download one of the following stacks:
a) http://www.gadgetplugins.com/altplugins/altEmailHarness.rev
b) http://www.troz.net/Rev/libraries/SMTPlibrary.rev.gz
2) After loo
And, no, I don't mean email me the stack. I mean have the stack send
me a message.
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I'll see if I can get some time to do this later.
However, before you gave up, did you try the header I suggested?
Perhaps it would help if you had your stack email me privately so I
can see what the headers and content look like.
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2008 at 8:35 AM -0700 wrote:
>Stewart,
>Have you tried changing the content-type header yet? I emailed you a
>week ago but haven't heard back. I've been fiddling all morning with
>the html email generation in one of the other development tools that I
>regula
Stewart,
Have you tried changing the content-type header yet? I emailed you a
week ago but haven't heard back. I've been fiddling all morning with
the html email generation in one of the other development tools that I
regularly use, including messing with various settings, headers, tags,
etc., so
Guys,
Did adding/changing the text-encoding header do it for you? I haven't
had a chance to play in RR since Saturday. Too much other stuff to
do.
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> so some servers
> may think it is a spam zombie (it fails reverse mx check) but the plus
> side is that you don't need configuration to send email :-D
ah. If you send through your ISP, you shouldn't have a problem.
Obviously if he's trying to embed images then he needs to attach them.
However
I'm assuming you have embedded the following header into your message:
Content-Type: text/html;charset=us-ascii
Let me know what happens now. Obviously you can change the charset.
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You'll be better off messing with it yourself. My code is in other IDE's so
even though HC is old hat to me, RR is still new since I don't use it very
often yet, so It'll take a while.
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Mikey,
I have a very bare bones HTML emailer on my RevOnline user space in
case you want to check. It also acts as the mailer, so some servers
may think it is a spam zombie (it fails reverse mx check) but the plus
side is that you don't need configuration to send email :-D
The part that interest
Mikey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on August 24, 2008 at 8:38 AM -0700 wrote:
>I haven't done it in rev yet. (probably this afternoon) I do it in
>several
>other development tools, including writing the raw SMTP code in one. Just
>to make sure I was right, I opened up an HTML email that one of my other
>t
I haven't done it in rev yet. (probably this afternoon) I do it in several
other development tools, including writing the raw SMTP code in one. Just
to make sure I was right, I opened up an HTML email that one of my other
tools sends and checked the source code, including headers.
There are no s
Shao Sean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on August 23, 2008 at 10:43 PM -0700
wrote:
>Due to the nature of SMTP it only sends plain text messages. I do
>have a MIME Encode library that allows for the encoding of HTML into
>the message. Sorry about the lack of documentation.
>
>http://shaosean.wehostmacs.c
Mikey, are you doing that in an email client or in Rev code? If in an
email client then it is doing the encoding for you. If you are doing
it in Rev code, the receiving email client is being kind parsing it
and displaying it for you without being told that it is MIME with
text/html part. If
This is not true.
Just put HTML in the message body (format it like a regular web page, i.e.
begin and end the message body with html tags.
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On the first day, God created the heavens and the Earth
On the second day, God created the oceans.
On the third day, God put the animals on hold for a f
- MIME Encode the message
- send message via SMTP
- ???
- profit
In terms of what you can send via email the sky is pretty much the
limit, the receiving email client dictates what will be displayed and
what functionality you can embed into the HTML part of your MIME
message. Personally I on
What do people think the best way of sending a form is via email with Rev?
Sean - I don't get the bit about SMTP - from I "thought" you multi-part
mime-encode the message (more or less like you do with http posts), and then
use the SMTP protocol - am I wrong is is that what you were saying I I got
Due to the nature of SMTP it only sends plain text messages. I do
have a MIME Encode library that allows for the encoding of HTML into
the message. Sorry about the lack of documentation.
http://shaosean.wehostmacs.com/cgi-bin-local/ccount/click.php?id=3
-Sean
I am interested in building a solution that can send html mail using an
SMTP mail server.
I have found SMTPLibrary that uses Sara Reichelt's library and I have
found altEmailHarness from Altui that uses Shao's libSmtp253
Both only send Plain text however and I would like to send html mail.
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