email-attachments

问题 I want to attach multiple files to an email. First I am preparing list of Uri 's. void prepareListOfUri() { listOfUri = new ArrayList<Uri>(); File fileTemp = new File(android.os.Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory(), "BuyNowImages"); fileTemp.mkdirs(); for (int i = 0; i < listOfImageView.size(); i++) { try { ByteArrayOutputStream bos = new ByteArrayOutputStream(); Drawable drawable = listOfImageView.get(i).getDrawable(); Bitmap bitmapPicked = ((BitmapDrawable) drawable).getBitmap();

问题 thanks in advance for your responses. I have written some code that uses nodemailer 0.7.1.It sends the email and attaches a pdf to the email. However,the .pdf attachment either corrupts itself when encoding or truncates or something. The reason I say this is the file before attachment(i.e. the one I have locally) is 512kb and the attachment in the email is only 1kb. This is the code that uses nodemailer: var nodemailer = require("nodemailer"); var util = require("./util"); var env = require('

问题 I am new to corona SDK, but I've managed to capture my app scene using the following code: local function captureArea() local myCaptureImage = display.captureBounds(display.currentStage.contentBounds, true) myCaptureImage:removeSelf() myCaptureImage = nil end bg:addEventListener("tap",captureArea) This works perfectly. Now I need to send the captured image(with a specific name, say: screen_1.png ) to my friend via email. I've used Composing E-mail and SMS for refference, but I fail to

问题 I'm facing a strange issue in my app and I need your help ! I am using a MFMailComposeViewController to send emails with attachment data. The attachment is either a PDF, a CSV or a XLS file. A ZIP file can also be added to the mail. Everything works fine in most cases but sometimes (actually quite often), when the attachment is a XLS and a ZIP is added, I receive multiple memory warnings and the composer returns MFMailComposeResultFailed, with an error that doesn't help at all (only saying

问题 I've got a mailer that as follows: class Payments::LateNoticesMailer < AsyncMailer def notice(payment_id) @payment = PaymentDecorator.find(payment_id) @invoice = @payment.invoice template = "payments/invoices/#{@payment.made_with_type.downcase}/show" attachments["#{@payment.invoice_filename}.pdf"] = WickedPdf.new.pdf_from_string( render_to_string( pdf: @payment.invoice_filename, formats: [:pdf], template: template, layout: "layouts/pdf.html")) mail to: @payment.payer_email, from: '

问题 I'm working on sending emails via SMTP using the Indy components ( TIdMessage ). Such an email needs to be HTML, and needs to carry attachments. Now if I send an email as plain text ( ContentType := 'text/plain' ), and attach a file, the email sends just fine, attachment found and everything. However, once I change the ContentType to text/html , I have a very bizarre result. The entire body of the email gets replaced with apparently the underlying email data (in my words), and shows the

问题 In one service I have developed, I am sending a MMS message to the user which consists of 6 images in a static order. To sort the images correctly and add formatting, I have used SMIL, which has worked well on a range of devices. However, it seems that the iPhone is not recognizing SMIL at all. Images are ordered by file name alphabetically, and what is worse - they are not displayed as a single MMS message - but as 7 messages: title, and one message for one image. Here is my SMIL: <smil>

问题 String emailAddress[] = {""}; File externalStorage = Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory(); Uri uri = Uri.fromFile(new File(externalStorage.getAbsolutePath() + "/" + "com.example.pdf/sample.pdf")); Intent emailIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_SEND); emailIntent.putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_EMAIL, emailAddress); emailIntent.putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_SUBJECT, "Subject"); emailIntent.putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_TEXT, "Text"); emailIntent.setType("application/pdf"); emailIntent.putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_STREAM,

问题 We have a Html Builder, that allows you to create responsive html for emails. We are using a third party engine to send the emails in bulk. The problem is, when email is being opend in gmail inbox, it shows download icon on some of images (not all), while their generated html is same when compared to images without download icons. Why would gmail add download icons for images on emails. Looks like its treating images like attachment. Any info, fix or suggestion is appreciated ?? Here is the

问题 I'm trying to create an application that lets the user choose an image from the gallery or take a new one, and then send it via email. The function that takes the picture works perfectly (I can take it and then email it). But when I try to choose a picture, my application crashes. Here is my Java file: public class Request extends Activity { Button send; Bitmap thumbnail; File pic; protected static final int CAMERA_PIC_REQUEST = 0; private static final int SELECT_PICTURE = 1; private String