eblatt
1
Hi,
My employer would like me to send and html formatted email (Ugh!).
This seems easy enough…I thought I’d just change:
@headers[‘Content-Type’]= “text/plain;
charset=#{UserSystem::CONFIG[:mail_charset]}; format=flowed”
to
@headers[‘Content-Type’]= “text/html;
charset=#{UserSystem::CONFIG[:mail_charset]}; format=flowed”
After restarting and running, the log still shows:
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
Not text/html, as I would have liked. And the markup does appear in the
email body, contrary to my wishes.
Any ideas?
Elliott
eblatt
2
I got it. I re-read the doc, and found that I needed to do this:
content_type “text/html; charset=#{UserSystem::CONFIG[:mail_charset]};
format=flowed”
rather than this
@headers[‘Content-Type’]=
“text/html;charset=#{UserSystem::CONFIG[:mail_charset]}; format=flowed”
Elliott B. wrote:
Hi,
My employer would like me to send and html formatted email (Ugh!).
This seems easy enough…I thought I’d just change:
@headers[‘Content-Type’]= “text/plain;
charset=#{UserSystem::CONFIG[:mail_charset]}; format=flowed”
to
@headers[‘Content-Type’]= “text/html;
charset=#{UserSystem::CONFIG[:mail_charset]}; format=flowed”
After restarting and running, the log still shows:
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
Not text/html, as I would have liked. And the markup does appear in the
email body, contrary to my wishes.
Any ideas?
Elliott