Manually load in REMOTE images in HTML emails ...

I've been clamoring for this feature forever, and Apple finally added it in 3.0.... the ability to NOT download remotely hosted HTML images in emails [mainly to prevent additional spam]..... unfortunately, if you turn off the loading of remote images in your settings, you're unable to load them in manually on a per-email basis.
SO CLOSE!
Hope this feature comes eventually

varjak paw wrote:
Settings -> Mail, Contacts, Calendars -> Load Remote Images -> Off
Regards.
Yes that's how you turn it off. Now that you have it off, and an image arrives whose images you want to view, you can't do it. You can turn the setting back on, but then all the other emails whose images you don't want to open, will open, leaving you vulnerable. There should be a button in the mail viewer to load images when viewing an e-mail if this setting is off, just like Mail in OSX. I think it's an oversight.

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IOS 5: Manually load REMOTE images in HTML emails ...?

I've been clamoring for this feature forever, and Apple finally added it in 3.0.... the ability to NOT download remotely hosted HTML images in emails [mainly to prevent additional spam]..... unfortunately, if you turn off the loading of remote images in your settings, you're unable to load them in manually on a per-email basis.
SO CLOSE!
Does anyone know if this is possible now on iOS 5? Would love it to work like their desktop mail app

varjak paw wrote:
Settings -> Mail, Contacts, Calendars -> Load Remote Images -> Off
Regards.
Yes that's how you turn it off. Now that you have it off, and an image arrives whose images you want to view, you can't do it. You can turn the setting back on, but then all the other emails whose images you don't want to open, will open, leaving you vulnerable. There should be a button in the mail viewer to load images when viewing an e-mail if this setting is off, just like Mail in OSX. I think it's an oversight.

Load remote images in html mail setting does not get saved. I have to turn it off every time I log in. Is this a bug?

Load remote images in html mail setting does not get saved. I have to turn it off every time I log in. Is this a bug?

Plug your phone into the wall charger for at least 30 minutes...make sure you have a sim card in the phone...then:
Leave the USB cable connected to your computer, but NOT your phone, iTunes running, press & hold the home button while connecting the USB cable to your dock connector, continue holding the home button until you see “Connect to iTunes” on the screen. You may now release the home button. iTunes should now display that it has detected your phone in recovery mode, if not quit and reopen iTunes. If you still don’t see the recovery message repeat these steps again. iTunes will give you the option to restore from a backup or set up as new.
Make sure you have no anti-virus software running or any firewalls...turn all of that stuff off.

Cannot display remote images in HTML messages

Hi all.
This has been a problem since Tiger for me and ironically, is affecting me on two macs (although I sync the two together, so whatever the problem is, I'm guessing it's been copied to both locations). Here's the deal:
I cannot display images in my messages. If I click the checkbox (under viewing in mail prefs) "display remote images in HTML messages" I get the same behavior as if it is unchecked. I've tried checking and unchecking to no avail. My guess is a corrupted preference file, but I don't know which one. If I delete my mail prefs, will I need to do anything with regards to my mailboxes etc? I have over 3GB of offline mail, all filed away into hundreds of folders and do NOT want to mess with that.
Any suggestions are most appreciated. I'd love to see my images again without clicking on the "load images" button for EVERY email.
Thanks,
Rob

I can't believe there's no answer for this at Apple Support! (I looked.) On my MacBook with Leopard (10.5.6 and Mail 3.5) the problem is fairly recent - I only noticed it a few days ago. Unchecking and rechecking the Display remote images in HTML messages does not work, and neither does restarting the computer (I rarely do, preferring to put it to sleep.) Before I removed the plist I thought I'd check here first, having the same reasons for reluctance as xrob - and a good thing I did, too. I'd hate to have the same (bad) experience as someone who already tried it. The only thing I can think that I changed recently was to add SSL support to (all) my accounts. Could that be the culprit? I guess not. I removed "use SSL" on one of the accounts but it changed nothing, except for the port number. I closed and re-opened Mail but did not restart the computer. And, where do you find the "load images" button?

Remote images displayed in email

Hello! Despite the fact that I have "Display remote images in HTML messages" unchecked, about half the time Mail.app displays the image anyway. Has anyone else experienced this, and have you found a cure? I tried searching the forum, but the only hits I came up with were how to make Mail display remote images, not how to prevent it from doing so.
I've tried checking "Display remote images...", closing Mail, reopening Mail, and unchecking "Display remote images..." (thinking it would force a rewrite to the preferences file), but there was no change in behaviour. I also tried moving com.apple.mail.plist out of the way so that a new one was created, but that confused Mail so much that I couldn't open all my old emails so I moved it back. If there is an easy way to recreate com.apple.mail.plist and not lose access to my old emails, I'll try that....
Cheers!
G4 400 MHz AGP (Sawtooth) Mac OS X (10.4) 768 MiB

Declan,
I am seeing index files leftover from both Jaguar and Panther periods of use. These can often be problematic, and in this case might explain some random behaviors.
Because your mailboxes, or at least some of them, originated in Panther, and earlier, I want you to read the article at the link below:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301315
This issue of leftover files applies not only to mailboxes you have previously created (which are in the Mailboxes folder the article mentioned) but can also apply to those mailboxes in account folders created prior to the upgrade to Tiger.
Also, please check the size of any remaining mbox files in each folder. It is very important to compare the size of any file named "mbox" with that of the Messages folder. If the mbox is greater in size than the Messages folder, then it means that not all messages were converted to be in the Messages folder. This would likely be most important for any On My Mac mailboxes, as you must have been able to determine most message content was converted.
You should see several benefits from this cleanup.
Ernie

In Mail 3.6 remote images in HTML messages display as blue squares with ? even though checked in viewing references.

In Mail 3.6 remote images in HTML messages display as blue squares with ? even though checked in viewing references.

Nurit,
The point is that that button should not be there, if the preference setting is as you say. This indicates the preference setting is stuck, and that is what I was trying to help you resolve.
The full purge is done as follows:
Quit Mail, and in the Finder open Home/Library and locate the Mail folder. Control-click over the Mail folder, and choose Duplicate -- then drag the resulting copy to the Desktop for temporary backup. Next, open Home/Library/Preferences and find the com.apple.mail.plist file and drag it to the desktop.
Relaunch Mail, which will open as though new, and when prompted to import anything DECLINE. Instead, re-enter your account info, and Mail will re-discover the account folders for your accounts, and all should be well, after setting preferences as you desire.
Ask any needed questions, and keep us posted.
Ernie

Saving images from html email.

Hi.
Please help.
I can't save images from html email. I can save attachments, but how save images with in html?
I can't find it.

I can send if I use:
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messageBodyPart.setContent(htmlText, "text/html");
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messageBodyPart = new MimeBodyPart();
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messageBodyPart.setHeader("Content-ID","<memememe>");
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<img src="images/spacer.gif" width="78" height="1" alt=""></td>
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3. I followed the instructions of this video to post it in gmail How to Create a HTML Email in Gmail - YouTube
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thisisj1 wrote:
Thank You for your reply. my website is www.the-culture.net its a store through shopify.com. How would i go about giving them absolute link to my remote server?
You could copy the images link from the pages code and link it to your html email:
http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0150/7840/products/download_277fab2f-4e46-44b1-a4b4-34fd1 7e5a2dd_large.jpeg?v=140603487…
BUT
I would just upload the images to YOUR server in a folder and link the images in the html email to those.

Allow loading of remote images by default. SOLVED in Thunderbird 31 [was: Is there ANYONE at Mozilla who listens to users' requests?]

'''bold text'''Numerous users at NUMEROUS Times have all requested Mozilla Fix Thunderbird so it works like A. It used to, B. what OTHER mail programs STILL do, and C. Is a fact of life on our SmartPhones!!!
We get Live URL Links on our iPhones, AND automatically downloaded CONTENT on our iPhones, but NOT in Thunderbird..... Not even as an option! Mozilla decided they're going to "protect" you. and by golly they will, whether you like it or not.
Mozilla will not even acknowledge the issue. It must be nice to produce a product an then let not support it, just sit back let everyone out there help each other.

I never really thought of it as a 'bug' so I did not pursue that avenue.
I can understand you objecting to allowing remote images by default. But remote images don't load it you don't look at them (I have 500 spam filters), Macs don't have nearly the security holes Windows has, and as I have stated before: some of us know what we're doing. AND....we know we'll have no one to blame but ourselves if something DOES get through and messes up our computers, (the Personal Responsibility concept, so lost in the U.S.) The other half is the sheer volume of email I get from eBay members, each and every one a slightly different address, and each and every one I had to 'enable' to see it! Maybe white listing sites will fix that, but I still would like the choice to make on my own. Many of my former customers still call me when they run into questions like 'Should they shut off global protection' so I do think it's a good idea you put in all sorts of warning if they go to disable it. Oh, and just so you know, my former service company "Cyclone Computer" (Approx 500 customers, most we single Mac freelancers) never sent out commercial emails and taught my users HOW to avoid getting hacked or phished or get their identity stolen. I now work in an IT department of a large Fortune 50 firm, so their is no 'commercial pressure' on my part in asking for this option. Many of my former customers do understand the reason for the default blocking and are happy it's there.
Once again. Thanks for all the help, At least the hack solves the problem for me. I see if some of my former users what to take the risk and try it themselves.
Keep up the good work. Despite my whining, it's still the best email program out there.

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Show or hide remote images
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I need to intermix text and images for a project I'm working
on, and using htmlText seems the best way to do it. However, I
can't get it to work when the images are loaded from the local file
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It seems to work fine with remote images:
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I tried your solution, it did not worked, it gave me following error -
==========
ReferenceError: Error #1056: Cannot create property placeLoadStringContentInApplicationSandbox on mx.core.FlexHTMLLoader.
    at com.exa.view::TestView/changeEvt()[/home/sachin/workspace/newed/src/com/exa/view/TestView .mxml:70]
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===========
Here is the code, the function gets called on change event of a tree component(not shown in code here)
===============
<mx:Panel width= "70%" height="100%" id="cpanel" paddingBottom="10" paddingLeft="20" paddingTop ="20">
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================
It would be helpful if you give more insight on your html component.
Adobe air -version - 1.5
Thanks

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