Quoting tom burkart <[email protected]>:
Hi all,
I have noticed that when html compostion (horde-webmail >= 1.2.2,
with and without stationery) is used for a message using either
FCKeditor or xinha, neither the html start (<html>) nor the end
(</html>) tag is added in the composition. If I add them manually
in "source" mode, they will get stripped out by either editor. I
suspect, it would be a good idea to have these tags for
compatibility reasons.
This is a limitation of xinha/fckeditor. If you want a syntactically
correct message to be generated, you should install the PHP tidy
module which will properly fix the formatting of the outgoing message.
An issue occurs when the above message is received by another imp
(horde-webmail >= 1.2.2). What appears to happen is that horde does
not recognise that it is "text/html" despite the fact that it is
correctly
stated in the Content-Type header. It claims that it is
"multipart/alternative" in the description, but when it is downloaded
to the browser it comes as "multipart/related" which the browser does
not know how to handle.
I have never see this.
It also does not "see" the text-only version of the message that is
prepended to it and claims that: "There are no parts that can be
displayed inline".
The message gets displayed correctly in horde-webmail 1.0.6 (IMP 4.1.6)
I don't experience this. Almost sounds like inline display of either
multipart/alternative or multipart/related has been disabled in
mime_drivers.php.
michael
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