Re: [SM-USERS] Problem With HTML Display

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I'm Experiencing the same problem. I think in reading email function,
there's a bug in checking for the message header for multipart message.

> I am having a problem with SquirrelMail and HTML display. I can HTML mail
> and
> pick it up with any HTML client and display the message as an HTML
> message.
> But, if I were to view it with SquirrelMail, the meesage comes back with
> FULL
> HTML, not formatted, but displays the actual HTML code.
>
> Inspecting the source of the page shows that the code was converted to its
> special characters which the brower will display but not read as HTML.
>
> What I had to do, was go into squirrelmail code in mime.php line 354 and
> basically replace the body variable with the $temp variable which contains
> the message before squirrelmail attempted to modify the message.
>
> Now.. A little more info. The problem only occurs when I send from the PHP
> MAIL command line. If I were to send from any EMAIL Client which is HTML
> Formatted, Squirrel Mail displays it correctly. If sent from PHP Command
> Line, no go. If I were to send from command line and pick up the message
> with
> any other email client then that client will show the email as HTML
> Formatted
> and display fine.
>
> So Basically :
>
>>From PHP MAIL -> Viewed with SquirrelMail -> Display HTML Code (No
>> Formatted)
>>From PHP Mail -> Viewed with Any Other Mail Client -> Display Is Fine
>>From OutLook Express -> Viewed with Squirrel Mail -> Works fine.
>
> So, It is the mail command that is the problem. But squirrelmail seems to
> be
> very picky about what it will display. Here is the code, where am I going
> wrong? Why does squirrelmail display the resulting email with code instead
> of
> formatted.
>
>         $headers .= "From: sb...@yo... \n";
>         $headers .= "cc:sb...@yo... \n";
>         $headers .= "bcc:sb...@yo... \n";
>         $headers .= "Content-Type: html; charset=iso-8859-1\n";
>         $contents="This is a test <b>This is my email</b>";
>         $to="sb...@yo...";
>         $message = stripslashes($contents);
>         mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers);
>
>
> RESULT VIEWED IN SQUIRREL MAIL
>
> This is a text <b>This is my email</b>";
>
> Something is wrong with my headers that squirrelmail does not deal with
> very
> well. I know this is really where I should post this message, but this is
> the
> only program I am having this type of problem.
>
> Thanks for any help,
> Sorry So Long....
>
> Scott
>
>