HTML Error in Emails

[a4tech]

Hi,

1: My all emails shown as simple text in email accounts on yahoo or hotmail. But when i forword message to someone all html content is shown.

I set Use MIME HTML When sending email to True (In email options).

I want to send html emails how can i do it??

2: When user signup a Welcome email send to user. In From: my name & email address shown but after that in Reply to: 4 to 5 email addresses of my hosting company (www.hostingcare.net) shown and after that in To: address user name and email address shown.

I want to remove reply addresses in all emails sent by my company.

Thank You All,

[a4tech]

Can Anyone suggest about it????

[DrByte]

I do not understand you.

In another thread you are complaining that you cannot send any emails, and I'm trying to help you troubleshoot that.
And then you come here and say that emails are sending but you're having some HTML problems when forwarding those emails.

That doesn't make sense.

Which is it?
Do your emails send or not?

[a4tech]

Sorry for distrubing, actually my email problem was solved.

Then HTML emails problem came and i post this thread. So what you suggest about current problem?

I set use html mime email to true.

[DrByte]

What are all your settings in Admin->Configuration->Email Options ?

[a4tech]

I am using Email method PHP, Use MIME HTML is true.

[Chuckl]

Since the emails arrive at their destination, your Zen Cart mail setup is working. Remember that all the Zen Cart software does is pass the mail to your hosting companies mail servers. Thereafter, it is up to them to get the mail to it's destination.
You should however, read through this post here

http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=56507

and implement the changes mentioned there.

Regarding your testing to Yahoo and Hotmail accounts, the 'free' email providers are the wrost possible places to try and get email through. They insist on very stringent conditions to accept mail, and if it is not compliant, they either strip out HTML, mark it as spam, or delete it.

I would suggest you visit www.dnsstuff.com, and enter your domain in the first DNSReport section. Anything in red in the report will need to be fixed before it is likely that HTML mail to the free services will work.

Regarding the Reply To: addresses in your mail, you can try using sendmail -f as the mail transport. Make sure that you have valid email addresses in the email sent from and the email display contact us fields. And especially make sure that Email must send from known domain is set to true.
If your hosting company does not support sendmail -f, reset to PHP.