Looking for proper settings when emailing from iOS device
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I no longer am able to find the correct settings to email a blog post with image from the native email App on an iPhone (or iPad). I use to do this all of the time with easy. I do not exactly when it broke but it has been quite some time. I also do not know if the issue started with an update to iOS or an update to Postie.
I can live with only plain text emails from iOS and I can live with forcing iOS to send html emails. If I can determine correct settings for either case, I’d have a usable solution.
Here are some of the tests and results …
TEST #1:
When I set Postie to prefer plain text and send a plain text email (iOS sends plain text by default now unless the email contains bold, italic, underline formatting) and include an image with the correct extras for tags and #img
I get a valid blog post with the image and the correct caption but the blog test all runs together with no paragraph breaks.
The same test using gmail yields the same results – all of the blog text runs together without the breaks from the original email.
TEST #2:
When I set Postie to prefer html and send a plain text email (iOS sends plain text by default now unless the email contains bold, italic, underline formatting) and include an image with the correct extras for tags and #img
I get a blog post with just the image and no other content.
TEST #3:
When I set Postie to prefer html and send an html email (iOS sends html when any part of the email contains bold, italic, underline formatting) and include an image with the correct extras for tags and #img
I get a blog post with that shows the extras (tags and #img content) as part of the blog post. It is not interpreted by Postie. Also, the image is embedded a full resolution but should use the {LARGE} version.
When I perform the same test with gmail, it inserts escaped characters for single quotes and this breaks the CAPTION title.
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