1. Content-Type: text/plain;
2. Content-Type: text/html;
Background: Not all email clients can view html (and, indeed, some users prefer to disable HTML in their email clients), so it’s normal practice for mass emails to be sent in the two above formats.
When you send an email with *both* content types, it allows the user’s mail client to display the email in whichever format they choose.
On my fresh install of WooCommerce, it only sends the emails in html format, which makes reading the email contents nearly impossible in my email client. I could change it to “plaintext”, but then it wouldn’t display in html for users who choose to view html emails.
How can I configure WooCommerce to send emails in *both* plaintext *and* html?
]]>Messages Sent with this plugin through Mandrill had the header Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary= and we’d have both the text and HTML parts of the message.
Messages sent through Sendgrid API only have the HTML part.
Is there a setting in this plugin that differs in Sendgrid over Mandrill, and how can t be changed to send multipart messages?
Thank you
]]>How can this be enabled?
Thanks
]]>We use the Mailgun plugin, with “Use HTTP API” enabled, for sending our Woocommerce, Ultimate Members, and Mailpoet emails. This works great.
However, occasionally I find in the debug.log the following error: [mailgun] Got unknown Content-Type: multipart/alternative
I thought that Mailgun is compatible with multipart/alternative, isn’t it?
All emails seem to be sent correctly, including the attachments when needed (invoice PDF).
Cheers!
]]>However, emails that WooCommerce sends through Post SMTP have multiple issues:
– I can see that they get sent (I have Sent Items), but notifications to me as shop owner/admin don’t get delivered.
– When I set WooCommerce to send multipart emails (text/html), Post SMTP reports empty emails, and nothing gets sent. (When I deactiveate Post SMTP, I can see that the messages do have content, and are text/html multipart.)
]]>Option to Embed CSS and images in emails
I’m looking for more detail of this capability. Specifically:
Your Premium version description says I can, “Safely allow your visitors to upload files which can be managed from your Media center.” I don’t want them in the Media Center. Can I simply attach them to the email that is sent from the submitted form?
If I build my own upload input into the form, is there a straight-forward way of including the file as an attachment?
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