how to post html code when sending email

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    i'm promoting something and I want to insert an html code in an email and send it to that person. how do you do that?
     
    ghostterm, May 3, 2009 IP
  2. Michael T.

    Michael T. Well-Known Member

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    Just put the HTML code in the e-mail....simple as that.

    You can test it by sending an e-mail to yourself if you have two e-mail addresses.;)
     
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  3. ghostterm

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    did that, didn't work. and it just came out the same way, an html code
     
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  4. CrazyJugglerDrummer

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    I believe there is a setting in your email account that tells it whether or not to display html as text or interpret it. But I'm not exactly sure, and it might be in a weird place. :D
     
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    You can never be sure that receivers display it as html-code. Many mail clients let users disable html in email. You can send it as html-attachment.
     
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    Offtopic? Anyway, try designing the email in a .html file first, then paste all the code in. Should be working, did this before. :cool:
     
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    If you are using a limited email client to send your emails, then it might be quite difficult (even impossible in some clients) to achieve that. Try to find a setting "Allow me to use HTML formatting" or something like that.

    However, if you are using a PHP script to send your emails, you simply set the correct email headers and write all the HTML code you want into your emails.
     
    Aaron Sustar, May 7, 2009 IP