Re: Display of image attachments

[Craig Routledge <webstuff craigroutledge com>]

On 09/09/2005 02:50:23 AM, Albrecht Dre? wrote:
> It basically looks whether the image part is of type "inline" or   
> "attachment", see RFC 2183 (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2183.txt). So if   
> you look into the source of the message and the image has an "attachment"  
> Content-Disposition, it *should not* be displayed in the complete   
> message.  OTOH, if it's "Inline", it should, and it would be a bug if  
> balsa  doesn't...

Ah, okay.
And I now see the "inline" option when right-clicking on an attachment.

> Well the balsa-mime-widget stuff is just used to make the preparation of  
> the display widgets a little clearer and to make balsa-message smaller...  
> The "deciders" which part should be displayed still live in the latter   
> file. Basically, the code loops over all parts, checking the MIME type   
> and  then calling the "right" balsa-mime-widget handler to create the  
> widget.  Multiparts are containers in which the children are packed.  
> Crypto  multiparts are somewhat special as they may display the frame  
> with the  padlock.

> Hth,

Yes it does.  Thank you.