Embed an attached image in the HTML body

[Sean Mackesey]

Hello, I'm trying to embed an attached image in the html-body of an email I'm building with Pony.  This stack overflow question has led me to conclude that I need to use the Content-Id of the attached image as the src for the html img tag.  I'm not sure how to control this with Pony (or any other Ruby mail library, for that matter).  When I look at the source of what Pony generates, I see a long, random string for the Content-Id.  Is there a way that I can either access this string or set the id myself?  Thanks. 

[Ben Prew]

Sean,

Pony 1.5 (which I just pushed) will specify the content-id of attachments as "<#{attachment_filename}@#{hostname}>"

You can see the full commit here:

https://github.com/benprew/pony/commit/616c31f8678849d966d7322618c263074269ce2f

Thanks

--Ben

On Sun, Jun 23, 2013 at 6:10 PM, Sean Mackesey <s.mac...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello, I'm trying to embed an attached image in the html-body of an email I'm building with Pony.  This stack overflow question has led me to conclude that I need to use the Content-Id of the attached image as the src for the html img tag.  I'm not sure how to control this with Pony (or any other Ruby mail library, for that matter).  When I look at the source of what Pony generates, I see a long, random string for the Content-Id.  Is there a way that I can either access this string or set the id myself?  Thanks. 

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