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Hello again,

Another question I have is about the HTML option in the Newsletter.
When I include an image in the newsletter and send it as HTML the receiver gets the e-mail but with the famous red cross on the spot the image should be.

What am I missing?

Thanks
Regards
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do you set the image url absolute. e.g:
http://yourdomain.tld/images/imagename.ext ?
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Yes, this is the code in the message:

<img src='http://www.obcoss.nl/images/obcnieuwsbrief.gif' style='margin:5px;' align='left'><
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This happens because you have your server set so that the images/ folder is only accessible by webpages on obcoss.nl
Edited by Prince NightFox on 11-01-2006 22:49,
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The images/ folder has the required permission 777.
I agree with you that it has probably something to do with permissions, but which one.

Thanks anyway
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check for an .htaccess file in either your main directory or /images/ folder. if there's one in the images folder, delete it. If there's one in the main directory then let us know if there is.
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There is no .htaccess file in the images directory, but there is one in the main directory.
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