create Email with multiple HTML blocks embedded
Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn
PointedEars at web.de
Sun Jan 31 16:34:48 EST 2016
kevind0718 at gmail.com wrote:
> Following your suggestions, I now have code that looks like the below.
> I get the same result. First HTML is displayed in body of email and
> second shows up as an attachment.
Works as designed. The message structure is correct now, but there is no
plain-text part. So a MUA that is capable and configured to display HTML
e-mails has no choice but to assume that you wanted the first part to be
displayed directly as it is not marked as an attachment. Consequently, it
*must* consider and display the second HTML part as an attachment.
It might help if you inserted a plain-text part before the HTML part, and
you should have such (so that people who are not keen to see HTML messages
see anything in that message), but you should also mark the parts as
*attachments* that you want to be considered that by the MUA.
See RFC 5233 and RTFM for details.
> A dump of the email message is also below.
>
> Maybe this would help.
It does (although you could have trimmed the parts in the middle), but next
time you want to post a follow-up to *my* message (or that of whoever posted
a follow-up to yours), not to your own. This newsgroup/mailing list is a
discussion medium that uses *threads*. As you have not observed that, I
have seen your posting only now as I checked the newsgroup manually, while
otherwise I would have been notified of it when I started my newsreader and
automatically checked all newsgroups for new postings.
Since you are using Google Groups, see
<http://twovoyagers.com/improve-usenet.org/> pp. for the details.
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