Getting Email without Images in asp.net Website

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Hi,
I am sending email to email subscribers using asp.net website.I am using WYSIWYG editor control.

MailAddress fromAddress = new MailAddress("info@captorsolutions.com");
                         message.From = fromAddress;//here you can set address
                         message.To.Add(s);
                         message.Subject = "Aghoryan Email Notification";//subject of email
                         // message.CC.Add("cc@site.com");//ccing the same email to other email address
                         //message.Bcc.Add(new MailAddress("bcc@site.com"));//here you can add bcc address
                         message.IsBodyHtml = true;//To determine email body is html or not
                         message.Body = string.Format("<html><body>" + ucEditor1.Content + "</body></html>");
                         smtpClient.Send(messag

insert the image using editor but getting email with out image and text.

If i send only text using this editor works fine.
Could you help me.

Thanking you all.

Posted 4-Oct-11 22:08pm

srinivas vadepally

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Treat my content as plain text, not as HTML

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-10-04T22:16:00

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Have a look at the text content given out by the usEditor1.Content property in the debugger. I suspect that it is either not HTML, or that it does not contain embedded images.

Posted 4-Oct-11 22:16pm

OriginalGriff