David Allender wrote: > > Thanks all, I think I have came up with a conclusion. > > I think I would just send the HTML as an attachment, but is there a way for > me to do it in the cgi without having to put a <input type="file">? > > Also, I dont believe I can use a module, so that would be sort of a > hindrance. > > Well if that doesn't work, can someone please try explaining me the <pre> > HTML tag? > > The email client we use is outlook, so it will only be able to display one > type of content type in the email. > > So, I just hope the <pre> tags will work or possibly attaching an email > through the cgi without the html (input typ=file) form.
So what was the conclusion?! - What has your question to do with CGI? - I would be very surprised if you have to write entirely in native and built-in Perl. I couldn't send an email at all under those circumstances without a lot of work - The behaviour of the <pre> tag is very loosely defined. RFC 1866 says this > The <PRE> element represents a character cell block of text and is > suitable for text that has been formatted for a monospaced font. In general it simply preserves whitespace, and is rendered in a monospaced font - Outlook is many years old, and even the email client on Vista is better. If you have any control over what people use then choose something better - <pre> tags may work. I don't think you've told us what you want to do, apart from sending the same data in both text and HTML in a single mail Rob -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://learn.perl.org/
