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The README for this modules seems to suggest Mimemail doesn't send the correct headers. Mimemail module (correctly, i think) suggests it does set the correct headers and the SGI module should support other header types.

Then i found this issue: #2707847: Improve Content-Type handling of mail to accept more options from modules where the D7 version of SGI figured the same thing and fixed this module to support this. Did this just not get missed in the port to D8 or was it left out intentionally?

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#2 README.md4.5 KBliquidcms

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liquidcms commented
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new README.md4.5 KB

Hmm, odd. I originally was using Mimemail as Default mail formatter (but didnt see SendGrid automatically adds a per module setting below this and that is set to SGI by default). As a result, HTML email didnt work. Then i read the README which specifically states Mimemail doesnt work and i need to use HTML Mail module. This doesn't actually work. Then i noticed the per module setting.. set that to HTML Mail (which doesn't work, so that won't work)... then, on a whim... set SGI formatter to Mimemail.. and it works.

So a few things to stumble on here.. but eventually arrived at the solution.

I have attached a cleaned up version of the README file in case someone wants to add this.

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khaldoon_masud commented

Agree with #2
https://www.drupal.org/project/mimemail is working fine to send HTML emails, whereas "HTML Mail" module doesn't send HTML emails.

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perignon commented

Thanks for the revisions to the documentation!

  • Perignon committed 92920c8 on 8.x-2.x 
    Issue #3231146 by liquidcms, Perignon: Support Mimemail
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Status: Active » Fixed

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