1.1.1 HTML Email Issue

Prior to 1.1.1 every email was formatted perfectly on my iPhone but now that I have 1.1.1 it messes the same exact email up... makes them super long and word wraps all the text... don't like it at all.. not sure why Apple even changed it since nothing appeared to be wrong with it... they made it worse...

Hello:
As far as I can tell it's not an issue related to GoDaddy, but I called them about it a few times and they are equally as stumped. I've never had this problem until after my phone did the software update a few months ago, so I don't know if it could be somehow related to that.
I think the issue is more with the notifications. When I open the email app, there are exactly the amount of emails it says there are, but the notification flag on the email app icon says -1 as seen below:
But the strange part is that whenever I get a new email, I still get a notification in the bar at the top, but then it offsets the -1 email count and shows me as having no messages on the email icon:
So say, for example, I have 2 unread emails in my inbox, then the icon flag will show me as having 1 email. I've done just about all I can think of and I'm having no luck

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HTML Email Issue

My problem is strictly an Outlook 2007 HTML issue. Now I'm trying Mailchimp to send an email. The problem is with thier footer. They are telling me its my code that is causing the display issues with their footer.
I have run the Dreamweaver Outlook 2007 Browser Validator from the MSDN website ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa338201.aspx ) and I have run my page through the W3 Validator ( http://validator.w3.org/ ). No errors are appearing and it is only their footer which is causing the issue.
Here is the code that Mailchimp has which they want to show a grey shaded box with a top and bottom border:
<center><table width="95%" style="clear:both;margin:0px !important;padding:0px !important;margin-top:20px !important;border-top:1px solid #999 !important;border-bottom:1px solid #999 !important;" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr>
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        Sent to *|EMAIL|*. <a href="*|UNSUB|*" style="font-family:Verdana,Arial,Sans !important;font-size:11px !important;font-weight:normal !important;font-style:normal !important;text-decoration:none !important;color:#03C !important;">Unsubscribe</a> |
        <a href="*|UPDATE_PROFILE|*" style="font-family:Verdana,Arial,Sans !important;font-size:11px !important;font-weight:normal !important;font-style:normal !important;text-decoration:none !important;color:#03C !important;">Update Profile</a> |
        <a href="*|FORWARD|*" style="font-family:Verdana,Arial,Sans !important;font-size:11px !important;font-weight:normal !important;font-style:normal !important;text-decoration:none !important;color:#03C !important;">Forward to a Friend</a>
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The problem is thatt this is not displaying as a table with a shaded background and top/bottom border. It is displaying as plain text on a white background. However, running their code through the W3 validator shows no validation errors in their code. This leads me to believe that there is some quirk that neither myself nor their support has been able to figure out.
If anyone has any ideas as to why this is not showing properly in Outlook 2007 I am inclined to try just about anything at this point.

Ok, I found solution on Verizon forum:
1) delete your email-related service books (options ---> advanced options ---> service books ---> delete everything with your email address on it)
2) create an account on BIS from your phone if you haven't done so in the past (www.blackberry.com/go/vzw from your blackberry browser, it will ask for your PIN and MEID)OR update BIS account online with MEID if you have it already (Go to BIS on a computer browser then go to Change device and enter your HEX MEID).
4) do a hard reset (using QuickPull or battery pull)
5) Go to BIS on a computer browser, log on to your account, and re-add your email accounts
6) You should get an email from blackberry that your email has been activated, and you'll get HTML emails back in no time!
Thanks for lilyipster and bumsy1 from that forum!!

HTML Email issues

ok, I've helped several people resolve issues after upgrading their OS to get HTML emails on their BB, but for the life of me and short of wiping the phone and reloading the OS, mine mysteriously quit working last week when I was out of town.
I've rebooted, I can maintain 11-12 meg free most of the time, resent the service books (several times) verified that each e-mail address had html enabled.
any older e-mails that I had prior to it not working still show up in html, but any newer ones do not show up in html anymore. I've recently deleted all emails and waited for new to come in but still the same .... no html.
any suggestions or anything that I have missed before I wipe it and start over?
Thanks!
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Along with resending the service books, have you tried deleting and readding the email accounts to see if that makes a difference?
If you look under Messages | Options | Email Settings, is the HTML setting for EACH email account set to Yes?
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HTML emails render as plain text. Restarting Mail.app resolves the issue

I keep seeing this problem every day. Occasionally when I receive an HTML email (e.g. a newsletter), the HTML isn't rendered -- instead some sort of plain text equivalent is displayed, which is full of entity codes and URLs to all the images in the HTML. Clearly not right.
If I restart Mail.app when this occurs, the HTML email is ALWAYS rendered correctly. It's really annoying having to do this every day!
It seems like it could be to do with leaving Mail.app running when my Mac is in Sleep mode -- the issue always seems to occur when I wake the Mac. When I have restarted Mail.app after the issue occurs, all incoming HTML emails are rendered correctly.
Has anyone else seen this issue and do you know of a workaround? How do I submit a bug to Apple?
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The preference file is located in the home folder (~library>preferences). Occasionally (rare, but it happens) preference files become corrupted and then cause all sorts of odd behavior.
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No option to enable html email. An issue with the carrier. RIM please help

I am registered as a BIS user with STC ( Saudi Telecome. www.stc.com.sa ). I turned out that data over the air compression is turned off! As a result , I can't enable html email. resending service book , pulling the battery and upgrading OS won't enable the html option on my blackberry bold, as it is a restriction imposed by RIM when over-the-air compression is turned off by the carrier.. I am on thier unlimited package and hence I have no problem in consuming uncompressed large amout of data. Can you please enable this feature!! I hardly see the reason not to.
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I don't understand why nobody from Support replied to this thread.
Hi and Welcome to the Forums!
The answer is simple -- it's because these forums have nothing to do with your formal support. Rather, these are user-to-user forums where volunteers try to help out other kind souls as best they can. For free, formal support is only available via your carrier...who can escalate into RIM if needed. But these forums only rarely are visited by anyone from RIM...but should never be considered part of the formal support system.
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Why is my HTML email showing up wrong in different email account?

I've seen this before and I think it has to do with CSS (which I realize isn't supposed to be in emails), but I'm super new to this and have scoured the internet to find out exactly what I'm doing wrong and how to fix it. It shows up properly in my Yahoo acccount, but not in my Gmail accounts (which initially threw it in Spam, if that has anything to do with it). I only know the very basics of HTML and CSS, but still have get this work done and I'm assuming someone will be able to view the code and see what my issue is pretty quick - I hope! It previews in browsers just fine, it's only when I'm click "Forward to a Friend" to send it to myself to test.
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How it's showing up in Gmail (Incorrectly! All the copy should be within the white box.):
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I'm just not seeing it and need to put the question out there while I continue to search for an anwer. Please respond!
Thanks!

Many mail clients reject images, JavaScript and embedded CSS styles. For best results use plain text near the top to communicate your message and give a link to the actual web page on your server.
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Sender Mail Adapter able to retrieve HTML emails?

Hi there,
I stamped over an issue that look like an adapter limitation, would like to hear you opinions.
We´re using a POP3 account configured in a Sender Mail Communication Channel with XIPAYLOAD, with this attempts:
- with or without the Mail Package;
- any type of encoding;
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In all of this options always the retrieved email from the POP Server comes in TEXT format.
Does the Mail Adapter support HTML emails?
Does the Mail Adapter support mixed/alternative Content-Type?
>Current version: SAP PI 7.0 SP14
>Mail Server: Lotus Domino 7.0.x
Regards,
Marlo Simon.

Ok,
I´m using the Sender Mail Scenario.
I tried the MessageTransformBean (Transform.ContentType) to force the Content-type to text/html and it made no difference.
Is there any Advanced parameter that would help? No docummentation from SAP on those ones.
I want to keep the original email body, but looks like the adapter only read plain text.
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Since Lion, that has not been possible. The first page displays, but that's it.
As a possible complication, I'm accessing an Exchange server, not IMAP.
I have not been able to find a setting that might be related to this, nor have I found anyone who seems to be perturbed by this issue. Perhaps there's very few of us trying to read multi-page Tivoli reports on a Mac.
In any case, I would prefer not to switch to a different mail app, or sign on to the Outlook Web Service version of our email to see the full report.
Any thoughts?

I've been able to find someone willing to do some testing that I can't do without installing old versions of Reader on my computer. The surprising (to me) result is that the Submit button causes the problem. By simply removing the Submit button, Reader 10 is now able to print page 1. The Submit button was set up to do a "mailto". I don't know whether other destinations also cause the problem of the page not printing with old versions of Reader.

Some HTML Emails Do Not Display Properly

Recently, some HTML emails do not display properly in Mail. All I see is HTML. Yet, 98% of my HTML emails render properly.
Any thoughts on why this happens with some emails? Is it a Mail issue or are these emails not coded properly?

Hello Tony.
Could be a combination but since Mail renders 98% of of all HTML messages properly (using Safari as the engine), this indicates it is a coding problem.
I'm not a big fan of using HTML with email since it introduces a number of problems. If everyone used Plain Text for message composition, the majority if not all problems experienced with email would be eliminated.

Mail messes up html emails when the international panel set to "french"

This is a fairly specific problem, under my normal settings everything works fine. I receive emails on a weekly basis from this sender who sends them with quite a bit of html encoding. Images, fancy formatting, tables, etc. Normally, they display just fine.
However, I recently decided to switch my system language (on the international panel) to french instead of English. I have not changed any other settings, in the system or in Mail.
With the setting in the international panel set with French first, mail suddenly displays these emails suddenly turn to gibberish: They lose almost all formatting, most of the images disappear, text gets superimposed and piled up near the top of the email, etc.
Thus my two questions: Firstly, why would the setting in the international panel be affecting the content of an html email. Secondly, how can it be set to not affect said content.
I already looked through the coding for the email, and to the best I can tell, it has no encoding specifying a display language or alternate language encoding or anything of that sort.
Thanks!

With the setting in the international panel set with French first, mail suddenly displays these emails suddenly turn to gibberish: They lose almost all formatting, most of the images disappear, text gets superimposed and piled up near the top of the email, etc.
Hmmm, I'd copy that text & paste into Text Edit document, then wirth it all highlighted try changing to several different fonts to see if the gibberish goes away.
I'm thinking it's a font issue, but not certain of course.
Maybe post a sample of the gibberish here for me to look at?

Is profimail the only program to read HTML emails?

Hi all,
Is profimail (www.lonelycatgames.com/?app=profimail) the only program to read HTML emails?
Overall I think it’s a good program and I wouldn’t mind paying to buy it. However, it feels very weird that not even top-notch and expensive mobiles like the E71 can read HTML emails without additional software! Plus, I’d like to consider alternatives before making up my mind and buying profimail. As much as I don’t like HTML emails, I receive plenty, which are almost unreadable and impossible to decipher if opened as text emails.
I think the main disadvantages of profimail vs the integrated email client, Nokia email (email.nokia.com) or whatever your operator provided (e.g. ‘email on 3’ provided by www.seven.com)are:
- Price (profimail is not hugely expensive but not free)
- Battery life: if used in imap idle mode, it drains the battery more than the alternatives outlined above
- Not perfect integration with Symbian: you’ll see a small box on the homescreen with the number of unread messages, but you won’t be able to show the headers in the home screen. Not ideal but bearable; after all, it’s exactly what happens with sms messages
And the advantages are:
- Ability to read HTML email
- True, instant delivery of emails if used in imap idle mode (it reconnects automatically if it loses the connection).
My experience with Nokia email and email on 3 used on the 3 UK network is that emails are delivered with delays, sometimes very considerable ones. My understanding is that these systems work by sending some sort of ‘silent sms’ which prompts the mobile to connect to the server and retrieve new mail only when needed. The bottleneck is that the silent sms doesn’t always arrive instantly, for reasons I fail to understand (network congestion maybe?). This was a great disappointment because I previously had a E61 with Blackberry connect which was great: emails did arrive instantly
Let me know your thoughts! Bye!

have you tried emoze ? and yes you might be right that it is a network issue rather than the program
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HTML Email Problem

Hello,
I am creating an HTML email. I sent the email to someone who
opened it with Entourage on a mac - it looked great. Then I sent it
to some people who use Microsoft Outlook - it had some issues - the
main div tag was extending all the way to the right of the window,
but I had set the div to a fixed width of 600px. Also the image
maps that I had created for external links were now not over the
locations I had put them on (they had shifted out of place)
As I said, no problems in Entourage - it displayed and
functioned exactly how I intended. But in Microsoft Outlook, I had
the above issues.
Any help would be much appreciated. I can send you the email
so that you can see what I am talking about.
If this is not the right place to post concerning HTML
emails, I would appreciate some guidance as to where I should go.
Thanks
Kit

Yep. As does JangoMail.
Mark "elifgis." Boyd
Keep-On-Learnin' :)
Murray *ACE* posted in macromedia.dreamweaver:
> Most probably it does.
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>> Ok, good to know. I bet Constant Contact does too.
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>> "Murray *ACE*"
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>>> Mailchimp and UniversalEmail (WebAssist) both
have the option to
>>> create a multipart email containing both HTML
and Text versions.
>>> Doing this manually would be a major PITA!
>>>
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>>>> How is that done, Murray?
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>>>>> That's why I send my HTML emails with
both text and HTML
>>>>> parts, although if your preferences are
to render incoming
>>>>> stuff in HTML, you won't see the text
version.
>>>>>
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>>>>> Resources
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>>>>>>
>>>>>> "JoeyD1978"
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>>>>>>
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>>>>>>
>>>>>>>I see no reason to avoid using
imagery in HTML emails. Every
>>>>>>>big brick and
>>>>>>> mortar retail store uses the
hell out of them that's for
>>>>>>> sure. I've seen a ton
>>>>>>> of tricks to get people to click
the "view images link" too.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The reason is that most people won't
see the images. None of
>>>>>> those tricks work on me, and I throw
out most of those
>>>>>> emails, because they arrive looking
terrible and looking like
>>>>>> spam.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> A nicely-formatted text email with
actual information in it -
>>>>>> that I'll stop and read.
>>>>>>
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HTML emails show up as code only, no formatting

Hi All,
I am trying to learn how to send out HTML Newsletters for my clients. I have no trouble creating the design and layout (in GoLive), but when I cut and paste the code into Mail, it just shows up as code. I have uploaded my graphics to a server and have resolved my URLs to that server, so that's not the issue. It just seems to be something here. I've also tried it in Netscape Mail and Entourage, no good. I receive HTML email form others just fine. Ideas?
Thanks for your help,
MarkE

You can't cut and paste HTML code in the body of a message since the Mail.app does not include an HTML composer.
Save your GoLive document and open the document with Safari.
At the menu bar, go to File and select Mail Contents of This Page.
The rendered GoLive document in Safari will be copied to a new Mail.app message.

Image not displaying in HTML email upload

Hi there,
I've uploaded a HTML email into E10 and linked all images as per the standard process however one is just not displaying. It appears when I look at it in Eloqua, and when I do a preview but when I send a test email it won't and just leaves a blank black box. I'm not sure how I need to remedy this, anyone else come across anything similar?
Thanks
Marika

Hi Marika,
From experience, in the majority of cases this happens when the Outlook HTML rendering engine isn't playing nice with your design. If you are using this client, have you checked the email on other clients or webmail (Gmail, Yahoo!, etc) to confirm? Support can usually help for emails created through the WYSIWIG editor, but custom HTML uploads would need to be reviewed by the person who authored the code. If you can pinpoint it to a particular email client, there are usually quite a few resources online that can provide guidance. Check outHTML Email Design Resources
The first thing I typically check out is whether the image is vertically and horizontally aligned with the elements near it, because Outlook has a tendency to put things into its own tables and slight misalignments can dramatically change the final code. If you're having recurring issues like this, investing in analysis tools like Litmus can be worth it.
Regards,
Bojan

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