Til Schneider schrieb:
Oliver Vogel schrieb:
The problem is, that Outlook and Echange still blocks *.js files
because the
can include a virus.
If you allow the question: Why don't use another mailer? Or configure
the mail server so it allows js files?
IMHO it's a little bit strange when it is not allowed to send JavaScript
files on a JavaScript mailing list...
There are several tutorials online available which explain how outlook
can be configured to disable this protection. Just google for it :)
I hope there is no additional filter on the exchange server itself.
Sebastian
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