Angelo Zanetti wrote:
So if the HTML files are attachments and the text is just plain text
then will the content-type of the message be text/plain and then each
attachment be multipart/alternative. Please note that the HTML files
need to be sent as attachments and not part of the body.
On my email client I was receiving the emails correctly (IE: message
body and HTML files as attachments) but on my client's email client
they were just receiving blank messages.
I'm just a little confused about the content types as you might have
gathered.
You're trying to do this, right?
MIME Email
-> Part 1: Text Message (The message that you want displayed)
-> Part 2: HTML Attachment
-> Part 3: HTML Attachment
-> ...
-> Part N: HTML Attachment
Because it's a mime email, your text part will be a mime part (an
attachment) as well, but basically any mail reader these days will
render that as the main part.
You want your main email ("MIME Email" above) to have a
multipart/alternative content type. Your text part ("Part 1" above)
should be text/plain. Each HTML part ("Part 2" to "Part N" above) could
be text/html. If you want to force those HTML parts as attachments you
could use application/octet-stream for the content type - mail readers
should treat them as binary. Whatever mime class you're using should
hopefully take care of any encoding that may or may not be necessary.
jon
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