On 19 Dec 2019, at 21:53, Philip Paeps wrote:
On 2019-12-19 22:21:45 (+0800), Eric Sharakan wrote:
From the manual:
The markup related popup menu in the Composer also includes an
option to enable/disable the generation of the
HTML body part. If disabled then MailMate only generates a
standard plain text message, but it has a markup
parameter in the Content-Type header with the value markdown. For
example:
Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; markup=markdown
But I'm not seeing that enable/disable option in any popup in the
composer window.
It's above the headers, to the right of Signature and to the left of
Attachments. You can choose between "Markdown" and "Plain text". I
seem to remember that there was a "generate HTML part" option there
too once upon a time but I may be misremembering. Perhaps the
documentation has become stale...
Yeah, I'm aware of that pulldown, but was looking for an option to
enable/disable the generation of the HTML body part.
And I noticed that plain text emails I send do have the Content-Type
similar to the above. Is that expected behavior? And is that
snippet from the manual still accurate? And does this mean MM is not
generating the HTML portion when I _am_ using markdown (as I am in
this message)?
This message did have a multipart/alternative structure with a
text/html part.
Okay, guess that answers that question. :-)
-Eric
Philip
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Philip Paeps
Senior Reality Engineer
Alternative Enterprises
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