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Re: [ic] Has multipart/alternate generated by [tag mime header] been depreciated? (IC 5.2)


At 05:08 AM 9/24/2004, you wrote:

Has the "multipart/alternate" MIME type generated by [tag mime header] been depreciated?

I want to generate HTML and Plain text e-mail. Previous posts state that using the [tag op=mime] Tag WITOUT attach_only=1 will generate a MIME type to multipart/alternate. This does not work in 5.2

It appears that Interpolate.pm has been changed at some point a there is a straight assignment of
  my $mime_type = "multipart/mixed";

Someone has stripped out the if ($opt->{attach_only)) code? Has the option been depreciated?

To fixed I have put back the old code segment into my Interpolate.pm but I'd prefer to use a release
version of the file.

Could someone please advise if it's has been depreciated (and what is the preferred way now), or if it is a,
say it softly, mistake!

Cheers
Karl

I worked on this bit of code for the 5.2 release and added the attach_only handling at that time; I think I did change the default mime type from multipart/alternate to multipart/mixed. My primary focus was to get the credit card attachment on order reports to take and retain a user-assigned filename, which it was not doing consistently on all email clients before.

I'm open to suggestions on this - perhaps the mime type should be settable in all cases.

- Ed


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