Re:ok, I'm using Cold Fusion & when I attach the file, it doesn't do anything but attach the file (ie. doesn't use it as the background) – & absolute URL hasn't worked. I'll try moving that attribute to the <table> tag I guess.
Re:OK, I've tried using an absolute URL & it didn't work, but I'll give it one more try.
I'll try the attachment thing too
Re:Originally posted by: guy
Also, you need to make that URL absoulte, otherwise it won't point anywhere
Only if he doesn't send it as an attachment.
Re:Try using the tag in the <table> tag instead of in the <body> tag
Also, you need to make that URL absoulte, otherwise it won't point anywhere
Load the image onto a webserver, then use
<body background="http://www.servername.com/images/imagename.jpg">
Re:BTW, how are you sending it? If you are sending it via an ASP script, check this out (http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/faq/Email/faq6.shtml)
Re:You need to include the image as an attachment with the message, and then remove the "image/" from the image name.
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