headers help

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Hello all,

I must confess I know the very basics on this language and have even less
knowledge about http headers. I wish you could help me out on this:

I have a form that sends html e-mails and an optional file as attachment.
The issue is that, if the file is NOT send, the e-mail receives two times
the same content, one that gets read by the mail clients as HTML properly,
and, a literal print of my $message string variable that contains:

Re: headers help

MEM wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I must confess I know the very basics on this language and have even less
> knowledge about http headers. I wish you could help me out on this:

mime headers not http :)

> I have a form that sends html e-mails and an optional file as attachment.
> The issue is that, if the file is NOT send, the e-mail receives two times
> the same content, one that gets read by the mail clients as HTML properly,
> and, a literal print of my $message string variable that contains:
>
>
>
>
>
>

RE: headers help

> I've had a quick look and this: http://pastebin.com/RswEBPLd may work;
> if not though you want to view the source of an email from anywhere
> which displays correctly; and the source of one from your application =
-
> then compare to get the fix :)
>=20
> Regards!


Thanks Nathan, I will give it a try.=20

Mime headers is what I should look for, ok. :)
I found weird having more than 1 content-type defined, and more than one
decoding method defined as well.

I will do my part and try the code you give, try to understand the =
changes,
do some testing, and now, search MIME Headers.

Maybe the issue could also lie on conditional placement/logic parts, =
here
the block code in the complete context:
http://pastebin.com/NjC1C3U9


Best Regards,
M=E1rcio










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