[imp] HTML Emails

[Adrian Esteban Madrid]

Tried that before but this time I looked at the source and this is what 
I found:

<cleaned_tag type='text/css'>

Looks like IMP is filtering the CSS. I've been searching in imp/config/* 
for clean and found nothing. I looked in the whole imp/* and found that 
in imp/lib/MIME/Viewer/html.php is the code that creates the cleaned_tag 
stuff.

        /* Get all tags that might cause trouble - <script>, <embed>,
           etc. Meta refreshes and iframes, too. */
        $malicious = array('|<([^>]*)s\s*c\s*r\s*i\s*p\s*t|i',
               '|<([^>]*)embed|i',
               '|<([^>]*)meta|i',
               '|<([^>]*)j\sa\sv\sa|i',
               '|<([^>]*)object|i',
               '|<([^>]*)iframe|i',
               *'|<(\s*)style|i');*
        $data = preg_replace($malicious, '*<cleaned_tag*', $data);

Looks like it is hardcoded and no setting for it. It definetely should 
there be one. Anyway, I thought I scould share that with everyone.

Thanks everyone!

Andrew Morgan wrote:

>On Wed, 12 Nov 2003, Adrian Esteban Madrid wrote:
>
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>>Thanks! It finally shows the html! Nevertheless, it is not showing/using
>>the inline CSS on the email. Again, thunderbird, and yahoo for that
>>matter, do use it. I tried adding 'text/css' to the sttings but it did
>>not work. Any ideas?
>>
>>Thanks again,
>>
>>Adrian
>>    
>>
>
>If it is a MIME multi-part message (one text part, one html part), open
>the message, then click on the html part listed right below the subject
>line.  It will open in a new browser window where the message's CSS can
>take full effect.
>
>	Andy
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>
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>

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