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eschamp wrote:
> M Henri Day has written on 10/25/2011 1:09 PM:
>>
>> On 25/10/11 14:08, M Henri Day wrote:
>>
>> 2011/10/25 Mike Scott<[email protected]
>
>> But I've just noticed something. If I display that email as html
>> there is no 'how to unsubscribe' message visible. If viewed as plain
>> text, it does appear. This with Thunderbird. I wonder if this might
>> be causing some people to miss the message.
>>
>> Interesting, Mike ! I always check my Gmail account directly via my
>> browser, instead of using an email client, but when, after
>> reading your
>> message, I used Evolution on 64-bit Ubuntu Natty to access Gmail, I
>> still see the information on how to unsubscribe. Obviously it is
>> preserved in at least some email clients....
>>
>> Henri
>>
>>
>> Only if it's there in the first place. Checking the raw source of
>> the OP's message, I see two message parts - plain (with the unsub
>> msg) and html (without):
>>
>> =+=+=+=+
>>
>> --0016e6de0425d5e44e04b01ddd0d
>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
>>
>> *please unsubscribe me*
>>
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>>
>> --0016e6de0425d5e44e04b01ddd0d
>> Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1
>>
>> <u><i><b><font style="color: rgb(255, 204, 51);" size="6">please
>> unsubscribe me</font></b></i></u><br>
>>
>> --__0016e6de0425d5e44e04b01ddd0d--
>>
>>
>> =+=+=+=+
>>
>> So, at least in this instance, it's not a function of the mail
>> client - the text simply hasn't been added to the html message part
>> by the OOo mail list gubbins. I wonder if gmail isn't as
>> straightforward as a simple imap server.
>>
>> Same comment applies to your own email, btw: viewing as html makes
>> the 'unsub' rubric go away.
>>
>>
>> (For completeness, I'm using sendmail as MTA, dovecot as my IMAP
>> server, and Thunderbird as MUA)
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Mike Scott
>> Harlow, Essex, England
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>>
>> I'm presently accessing my Gmail account with FF's Nightly build (10a1),
>> which Gmail is kind enough to support ; thus I see messages in the
>> so-called «Standard View», which shows the «unsubscribe» rubric.
>> Forwarding from Gmail to Evolution is done via IMAP, and, as mentioned
>> above, the rubric is also seen there. When I check the original using
>> the appropriate button in Gmail, I get the following :
>>
>> ...
>>
>> So, at least in this instance, it's not a function of the mail client -
>> the text simply hasn't been added to the html message part by the OOo
>> mail list gubbins. I wonder if gmail isn't as straightforward as a
>> simple imap server.
>>
>> Same comment applies to your own email, btw: viewing as html makes the
>> 'unsub' rubric go away.
>>
>>
>> (For completeness, I'm using sendmail as MTA, dovecot as my IMAP server,
>> and Thunderbird as MUA)
>
>
> Au contraire! I'm using TB v7.01 and displaying messages as HTML, and I
> CAN see the entire footer. (Win 7)
Just after the part you've shown above, the footer is quoted within
someone else's response. In the email to which you replied, there is no
footer added right at the end of the HTML part of the message (after "I
should have that that a message received in HTM would show more, not
less, than one received in plain text.... Henri "), only to the plain
text part.
Mark.
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