Re: Extra Lines After Body Text

  Simon,
I hear what you are saying.
Mea culpa.
You were correct that the browser was the problem. I checked it in Firefox
and there is no space between the body text and the attachment.
I have shared a screen grab of my google version.

I'm using Groupware 5.2.6
Imp H5 (6.2.8)
Winodws 10 Updated today
Regards

Quoting Simon B <[email protected]>:

>  
>
>   On 13 Oct 2016 20:52, "James Woodward"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>  Thank you for your help.
>> You did at least respond.
>> I don't  think after that explanation you should have a good idea of
the
>> problem.
>> I don't see how a screen grab is going to help.
>> The attachment would be off the screen. You see that IS the problem. 
>> If you had asked for a source view that might have been of some use.
>> I really don't why dealing with Horde is seems so backward.
>> I never have to work this hard with any other system I deal with to find
>> answers to what must be
>> common problems. 
>> With a user base as big as it must be after so many years of
>> development...I would think dozens
>> of threads would pop up on google. There is nothing!
>> Is stackoverflow not option? 
>> Perhaps I'm just missing the point of Horde all together?
>> Believe me I hate to be critical of a group who doing the work for free
>> but
>> I am frustrated with what I am seeing. Hopefully what I'm saying will be
>> helpful
>> in some way?
>> Regards,
>> James
>
>   1. Top-posting will never help
> 2. Jan is a developer. The developer who might be able to help. I
> understand from your problem description what you're seeing, but I don't
> have a solution to offer.  At a guess, I'd say this is a browser
issue. 
> But if Jan wants a screenshot and you need two to demonstrate the
> problem, then give him two.
> 3. If a screenshot of the view source would show 20-40 </br>s, then post
> that instead.
> 4. Stackexchange might be an option - offer to moderate it.  It's a
> community project. But the dispersed developers have chosen to use a
> mailing list, for reasons that suit their free engagement.
> 5. The fact that no one else seems to have this issue, has posted
> something similar, is offering a solution, points to this being a local
> problem.
> 6. You haven't stated what version of imp and horde.  Or if you have
> individual packages installed or the groupware package.  That's not
> helping.  None of the completely voluntary participants on this list
> know your system like you do.
>
>   - have you tested/confirmed this behaviour in other browsers with the
> same account?
> - with a different account in the same browser?
> - same browser, but with private-browsing activated?
> - same account, same browser, different attachment?
>
>   If the problem is in the code, then you're going to need to run a
> stack-trace, or activate debugging code.  Can you do that?
>
>   Personally, I don't use HTML email, but I'll try to replicate this
> when I'm at a computer and remember.  But the last time I did use HTML
> email to embed an attachment, I didn't have an issue.  But I'm running
> the latest git.
>
>   Professional (paid) support is also available.
>
>   Simon
>
>   >
>> Quoting Jan Schneider <[email protected]>:
>>
>>> Please don't top-post and please reply on the mailing list.
>>>
>>> Zitat von James Woodward <[email protected]>:
>>>
>>>> Quoting Jan Schneider <[email protected]>:
>>>>
>>>>> Zitat von James Woodward <[email protected]>:
>>>>>
>>>>>> All -
>>>>>> Using HTML Messaging.
>>>>>> When I add an attachment 20 to 40 lines of space appear after the
>>>>>> body
>>>>>> text.
>>>>>> The result is the Attachment Icon is pushed very far down the page.
>>>>>> Please advise on what maybe causing this.
>>>>>> Thx,
>>>>>> James
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> I'm not sure what you mean, because we don't add an attachment icon
to
>>>>> HTML messages when adding an attachments. Such icons are usually
added
>>>>> by the receiving mail client, but you didn't mention which client
this
>>>>> is either.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Jan,
>>>> Thank you for responding.
>>>> To be clear, the attachment and its associated icon are located at the
>>>> bottom of the email. Therefore, to open the attachment, in this case a
>>>> pdf
>>>> file, I have to scroll down approximately 30 lines to see the
>>>> attachment. Also, the email sending and receiving client are both
IMP. 
>>>> That is, I am
>>>> sending the email to myself.
>>>>
>>>> However, when I send an email from Gmail with the same pdf attachment.
>>
>> to
>>>>
>>>> the same account (my account with the IMP Client), the lines and or
>>
>> space
>>>>
>>>> Do Not appear. The attachment appears directly below the text.
>>>> Additionally, when I send the same email from my IMP client to Gmail
>>>> the
>>>> extra lines Do Not appear.
>>>>
>>>> In my original message, I made the assumption that this was a known
>>>> problem
>>>> - I should not have. I will be happy to provide more information if
>>>> necessary.
>>>
>>>
>>> Can you provide a screenshot or something?
>>>
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