07-23-2024, 09:52 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-23-2024, 10:01 PM by Justin Case.)
Remy, you are god of the programming universe.
It was a bit of a faff getting 10.6.3.3 installed (one of the reasons I dislike upgrading Indy) but once in, it just works with the code as-is.
Mail is now delivered and html is intact!
Just one slightly odd quirk, while it now displays perfectly in yahoo and makes it across multiple servers to get there, once looking at it in the yahoo mail list, yahoo displays an attachment icon - which it does not do for other html emails with both plain and html text. Here's a screeny:
![[Image: screenshot-1617.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/6qtmCbjk/screenshot-1617.jpg)
You can see the paperclips to the left of the time stamps.. but the two html emails underneath do not have this.
It's no biggie but i thought I'd mention it just in case there is another undiscovered bug somewhere. For the time being though, I'm pleased - thanks for your help!
Oh.. one other thing... thanks to you and Kudzu and others for putting the bpl files into a D6 folder - I was having a right old time of it trying to compile the various D6 packages which kept throwing up errors. As soon as i noticed the D6 folder I was sorted!
It was a bit of a faff getting 10.6.3.3 installed (one of the reasons I dislike upgrading Indy) but once in, it just works with the code as-is.
Mail is now delivered and html is intact!
Just one slightly odd quirk, while it now displays perfectly in yahoo and makes it across multiple servers to get there, once looking at it in the yahoo mail list, yahoo displays an attachment icon - which it does not do for other html emails with both plain and html text. Here's a screeny:
You can see the paperclips to the left of the time stamps.. but the two html emails underneath do not have this.
It's no biggie but i thought I'd mention it just in case there is another undiscovered bug somewhere. For the time being though, I'm pleased - thanks for your help!
Oh.. one other thing... thanks to you and Kudzu and others for putting the bpl files into a D6 folder - I was having a right old time of it trying to compile the various D6 packages which kept throwing up errors. As soon as i noticed the D6 folder I was sorted!