I\'m generating an email with an HTML mime attachment that needs to be available offline .The HTML requires some javascript, specifically jQuery and Date.js.
Here\'s an excerpt from the code I\'m using.I\'m looping through the part that adds the email; my problem is rather than changing the \"to\" field on each loop, it is appending the \"to\" data.Obvious
I use ImapX libra开发者_C百科ry to save email to .eml file. What MIME I can use to read it? MIME can read most of Content-Type.Try to use: \"message/rfc822 eml\" or \"message/rfc822\" as Content-type.
I have followed the examples in Email::Sender and Email::MIME and it looks good, until you try to open the PDF. Then it is clear that it is smaller in size than the original and somehow corrupt. My sc
I want to send multi-part MIME messages with an HTML component plus a plain text component for people whose email clients can\'t handle HTML.The System.Net.Mail.MailMessage class doesn\'t ap开发者_Sta
From a web browser (Win/Mac) I need to launch a desktop application and pass it a response string (e.g. XML) from the webserver. For Windows, as far as I can tell I have two straightforward options:
I\'m trying to take a \'screenshot\' of a movieclip in Flash, encode it as a Jpg using the AS Core Lib JPGEncoder class, then POST submit the resulting ByteArray to PHP, and embed the image in a MIME
So I am trying to send out an email using this template and using a log file as the body, the email gets sent fine. However, it has开发者_Go百科 this really ugly header in the body of the message (As
I have a WCF client that download content from the server. the service contract is; [OperationContract]
I have a flex app that wants to upload two images to a rails server in the same POST request.I think I\'m creating the data part of the POST request okay, but I\'m not sure.When I print the params tha