> Date: Thursday, August 13, 2015 15:03:35 -0700
> From: [email protected]
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> I am trying to create a fork of K9 that implements a specialized
> storage in order to use an odd email format. I have the body of
> an email message as a string but it appears to be encoded in
> HTML. Right now I am using the TextBody class but what can I do
> so that it decodes this message and displays it in a nice pretty
> format rather than this mess of <html xmlns:> tags?
Is message you are looking at single-part - text-only, single-part -
html-only or multi-part? I believe that if it's single-part
text-only ("Content-Type: text/plain") that K-9 leaves it that way.
If it's multi-part, K-9 appears to only show the html part.
Obviously if it's single-part html-only, (Content-Type: text/html)
then K-9 only has the html.
I'm fairly certain that the message body (html encoded or otherwise)
that you are seeing is the way that it's being pulled from the
imap/pop server -- i.e., the way it was generated by the originating
mail client/program, not an encoding that K-9 is doing. All most
email clients (most likely K-9 included) do is render what they
retrieve.
If you are pulling multi-part (Content-Type: multipart/alternative;)
you may be able to get the text part, which K-9 doesn't display,
which should be clean text (though some originating mail
clients/programs will put html markup in what they claim is a
text/plain message body part).
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