Sorry, I forgot that we use the bodystructure instead. But yes, UW is
very strict about the standards. So if you're using UW Imap then it will
treat it a text/plain if there isn't a MIME-Version header.
Seth.
Marc Groot Koerkamp said:
> SquirrelMail relies on the provided bodystructure. If I'm c
SquirrelMail relies on the provided bodystructure. If I'm correct it's UW
that checks for the mime version header and if it's not available it
handles the complete message as text/plain => provides a bodystructure
with 1 text/plain part.
There is not much SquirrelMail can do about that.
Marc.
Se
The big thing is that it should also have a Mime-Version: 1.0 header. The
Content-Type header is undefined without a Mime-Version header. Most
email clients don't care. SquirrelMail does. The View as HTML plugin
will check for those extra headers as I recall.
Seth.
irwin said:
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> Bruce Rich
Bruce Richardson wrote:
On Fri, Sep 26, 2003 at 02:05:26PM -0500, irwin wrote:
I have set up the Options on my machine to view the HTML version first.
I don't think it is possible to have every student on campus do this.
However even when I have "Show HTML version by default" c
I know this question reads like a ColdFusion question but I think that
it might be a question about how SquirrelMail works and something I am
doing wrong?
I am using ColdFusion's tag to send email to a list of students
getting tutored each week. I need to format the mail using HTML so that
I c
