Fwd: Re: [imp] View Attachments inline

[G G Papazoglou]

> Then obviously either I can't understand what I read,
> or the FAQ needs editing.
> I paste:

> "IMP is capable of showing certain attachments inline (i.e., in the
> message body, rather than appearing in a new window on request),
> but in some cases it risks exposing the user to a security problem
> in the browser..."

> Since it refers to HTML, then it seems to me that a simple <img> tag
> is one of the simplest cases of HTML code, and one of the most common
> uses of viewing an attachment inline is to see an image.

It seems this is a bad morning for me...I just read the following
three lines and realized I can't see something just in front of me
!!!! Sorry Michael :-) I paste the next three lines for the author of
the original post:

"Of course, this will only work for elements that could be part
of a regular HTML page. In particular, images cannot be part of
in a regular HTML page (they have to be a separate file with an
<IMG> tag to include them in an HTML page), and can thus not be
inlined."

Now and about this: I think the issue of the original post can
be generalized since it mentions not only images but also
a web page. But in our days, who would like to show a web page
inline having no images???

Sorry once again
Greg