Re: Including images with mail() or pear mail
| From: | Mark McCulligh | Date: | Thu, 06 Feb 2003 19:28:52 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Including images with mail() or pear mail | ||
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I don't like using images in emails too, but what the customer wants they
get.
Mark.
"Johannes Schlueter" <php@schlueters.de> wrote in message
news:200302062012.59058.php@schlueters.de...
> On Thursday 06 February 2003 19:12, Mark McCulligh wrote:
> > I have a little app that sends email, All images I link back to the site
> > Example: <img
> > src="http://www.site.com/images/pic1.gif">
> >
> > I know that with the normal mail() and pear mail function you can attach
> > the image with the email.
> > My question is what is better. Linking the image back to the site is
very
> > easy, but is there any disadvantage to this option, that attaching the
> > image to the email would fix.
> >
> > In short I am looking for the pros and cons to both methods.
>
> What comesfirst to my mind is:
>
> pro linking to Website:
> - small mail
> con
> - user needs to be online to see it
> - this kind of linking could be disabled (you could create a link
> www.site.com?image?mail=32&user=USERID and you know
> when and wether the user read the mail...) and some users
> could dislike this
>
> Best: Don't use images in a mail ;-) (just my opinion...)
>
> johannes