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Sergey Tkachenko · Site Admin Joined: 27 Aug 2005 Posts: 9846

Process OnWriteHyperlink event.
In this event, write:
Target := PChar(RVData.GetItemTag(ItemNo));
Make sure that rvoTagsArePChars is included in Options.

Update 2011-Oct-22:
For TRichView 13.3+, the code should be
Target := RVData.GetItemTag(ItemNo);
And rvoTagsArePChars is obsolete and does nothing.

Sergey Tkachenko · Site Admin Joined: 27 Aug 2005 Posts: 9846

A new demo using Indy is added (in Delphi\Indy folder).
The old demo was moved to Delphi\Indy.old.

Old demo:
This demo tricks Indy. Indy thinks that this is a plain text message, but the demo includes all HTML email codes in the plain text, so it is actually an HTML email.
This demo can be used with all versions of Indy (may be with some minor modifications) and Delphi. It requires thirdparty code (included) for base64 encoding.

New demo:
This demo uses Indy features to create an HTML email. It requires Indy 10+ (because Indy 9 did not allow nested mime sections, required for HTML emails).
This demo requires Delphi 2009 or newer (it was created in Delphi XE2)
Note: the new version of Indy allows creating HTML email even more easily, using TIdMessageBuilderHtml. I was not aware about this class when creating this demo. Nevertheless, the results of this demo and of TIdMessageBuilderHtml must be identical.

PioPio · Joined: 18 Feb 2013 Posts: 8

Sergey Tkachenko · Site Admin Joined: 27 Aug 2005 Posts: 9846

All font attributes must be taken into account.
Please send me step-by-step instructions how to reproduce the problem.

PioPio · Joined: 18 Feb 2013 Posts: 8

Sergey Tkachenko · Site Admin Joined: 27 Aug 2005 Posts: 9846

Please run this demo and send a test email to richviewgmailcom

PioPio · Joined: 18 Feb 2013 Posts: 8

Sergey Tkachenko · Site Admin Joined: 27 Aug 2005 Posts: 9846

I think I should post an answer here too.

TRichView.SaveHTMLToStreamEx uses named CSS classes to produce a clean and compact HTML code. Such HTML is shown correctly in desktop email clients. However, many online email clients (including the most popular ones) have problems with such HTML code - text and paragraph attributes are lost.

Solution:
1) Use SaveHTMLToStream instead of SaveHtmlToStreamEx. It produces basic HTML code without CSS.
Cons: only basic text and paragraph attributes are supported.
or
2) Include rvsoInlineCSS in the Options parameter of SaveHtmlToStreamEx. This will produce much larger HTML code, however, the problem will be solved.