I have been unable to get senderbase to work; the images in the replies do not display. The manual says that a content-location header is added to the message header but I see none listed when I check the message header in the reply. Could this be the problem or is it something else? I have placed the following in the configuration file.
This appears to me to be proper. One note is that I've also tried just placing the absolute path to the image in the template which doesn't seem to work either.
Please disregard my earlier post. The problem was not with senderbase but was an htaccess problem. I did notice, though, that the Content-Location header issue occurs when a plain text template is offered as an alternative to the html template. That might be a consideration one might want to look at if senderbase, mailbase or listbase is something anyone wants to use. I opted for an absolute path to the image since I wanted to use plain text templates too.
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I have been unable to get senderbase to work; the images in the replies do not display. The manual says that a content-location header is added to the message header but I see none listed when I check the message header in the reply. Could this be the problem or is it something else? I have placed the following in the configuration file.
senderbase: http://mydomain.com
and reference the image in the template as:
images/myimage.png
This appears to me to be proper. One note is that I've also tried just placing the absolute path to the image in the template which doesn't seem to work either.
<img src="www.mydomain.com/images/myimage.png" type="image/png">
Please disregard my earlier post. The problem was not with senderbase but was an htaccess problem. I did notice, though, that the Content-Location header issue occurs when a plain text template is offered as an alternative to the html template. That might be a consideration one might want to look at if senderbase, mailbase or listbase is something anyone wants to use. I opted for an absolute path to the image since I wanted to use plain text templates too.