Thanks for the hint, Jeff.
Looking at this further....
I send an email with the following code:
set to_addr myemail@email.com
set from_addr myemail@email.com
set subject "Test"
set message "<a href=\"http://www.safe4all.org\">http://www.safe4all.org</a>"
set mime_type "text/html"
# first of all, set up the HTML and text versions of the message
set message_html [ad_html_text_convert -from $mime_type -to "text/html" -- $body]
# some mailers chop off the last few characters.
append message_html " "
set message_text [ad_html_text_convert -from $mime_type -to "text/plain" -- $body]
set message_data [build_mime_message $message_text $message_html]
set extra_headers [ns_set new]
ns_set put $extra_headers MIME-Version [ns_set get $message_data MIME-Version]
ns_set put $extra_headers Content-ID [ns_set get $message_data Content-ID]
ns_set put $extra_headers Content-Type [ns_set get $message_data Content-Type]
set message [ns_set get $message_data body]
foreach to $to_addr {
acs_mail_lite::send \
-to_addr "$to" \
-from_addr "$from_addr" \
-subject "$subject" \
-body "$message" \
-extraheaders $extra_headers
}
What I see when I send this to a UNIX mailbox and cat the spool file is:
In the HTML portion of the MIME message:
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-ID: <3427.1088195999.2@dev2.bread.com>
Content-Type: text/html;
charset="iso-8859-1"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
<a href=3D3d=22http://www.safe4all.org=22>http://www.safe4all.org</a> =20
This seems to look just fine on Microsoft Outlook, but on Apple's Mail.app program, it appears as:
x-msg://46/3d'http://www.safe4all.org'
for some reason.
Any idea why it's not working on the Mac?
