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- Send HTML emails with Python - Stack Overflow
Here is a simple way to send an HTML email, just by specifying the Content-Type header as 'text html': import email message import smtplib msg = email message Message
- MIMEMultipart, MIMEText, MIMEBase, and payloads for sending email with . . .
MIMEText is for text (e g text plain or text html), if the whole message is in text format, or if a part of it is MIMEMultipart is for saying "I have more than one part" , and then listing the parts - you do that if you have attachments, you also do it to provide alternative versions of the same content (e g a plain text version plus an HTML
- python - Encoding of headers in MIMEText - Stack Overflow
I'm using MIMEText to create an email from scratch in Python 3 2, and I have trouble creating messages with non-ascii characters in the subject For example from email mime text import MIMEText b
- MIMEText UTF-8 encode problems when sending email
@AlMartins Yes, "seems" I just tested this with Python-3 2 6, Python-3 3 0 and Python-3 8 6, and I got the exact same output whether a Header object was used or not
- What is the proper way to pass multiple variables to MIMEText
If I try to print the same thing that I'm passing to MIMEText it produces what I would expect: print(cid, cin, sttime) ('9545551212', 'UserA', '04 12 2018_23:03:47') If I simply feed a string of text to MIMEText it sends just fine What am I doing wrong with the variables? I'm using python 2 7 14 Thanks in advance
- python - How to get MIMEText to render HTML? - Stack Overflow
I'm not quite sure what I'm doing wrong with MIMEText The emails are still sending as plain text The email body that the user receives looks like this: Content-Type: text html; charset="us-ascii
- how to send a email body part through MIMEMultipart
msg = MIMEText(text) msg["From"] = emailfrom msg["To"] = emailto msg["Subject"] = "hi find the attached file" For what it's worth, you should normally not need to mess with the MIME preamble, or imagine that a client will display it (There will only be a preamble when there are multiple parts )
- Python: SMTPLIB and MIMETEXT Adding an attachment to an email
To include attachments, the email message should have a MIME type of multipart mixed You can create a multipart message using email mime multipart MIMEMultipart
- How to send email to multiple recipients using python smtplib?
So actually the problem is that SMTP sendmail and email MIMEText need two different things email MIMEText sets up the "To:" header for the body of the e-mail It is ONLY used for displaying a result to the human being at the other end, and like all e-mail headers, must be a single string
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