> Yes, that's correct. And if you compose it with ThunderBird it gets a > different structure again.
i just checked, and that's true. In the Thunderbird version, there is a multipart mixed, in which is a multipart alternated, in which is the text version and another boundary, a multipart related with the html and the attachment. But, i feel like the thunderbird and outlook express versions are both more "logical". The related boundary contain the picture used in the html, and the mixed boundary contain both the text of the mail, and the attachments. The thmlsmtpcli component puts the attachment in the multipart/related boundary. > HTML mails created by the THtmlSmtpCli are displayed correctly in > both OE and Thunderbird inluding linked inline images and attachments. Yep, here too, but my customer's customers may not have one of thoses mail clients :-) > Also the webmail interface I use most of the time doesn't have any > problems with THtmlSmtpCli created mails. That's why I guess that > your webmail is buggy. > Another webmail interface I use rarely, for example, does not display > inline images at all, however I can download all attachments as a zip > file, regardless whether it's from ICS or from OE. Here i tried only with one, but soon i would be able to test 5 others webmails. > I guess you would have to change the source code, however I'm > not yet convinced that this is necessary at all. i'm not the one who decide. The customer is :-( Anyway, I must admit that i'm not sure to be able to change the source code for that kind of stuff. Créez votre adresse électronique [email protected] 1 Go d'espace de stockage, anti-spam et anti-virus intégrés. -- To unsubscribe or change your settings for TWSocket mailing list please goto http://lists.elists.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/twsocket Visit our website at http://www.overbyte.be
