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contentType = trim($value); } // END TZ Addition // [/code] 3. in the same file around line 420 (just after ($this->encoding) [code] // TZ added for HTML mailing // $this->multimailer->ContentType = $this->contentType; // END TZ Addition // [/code] 4. Now depending on what module you are using for sending emails to users, you add a couple of fields to your $xoopsMailer instance. e.g. for sending html emails using the main "Mail Users" administration function, edit this file: modules/system/admin/mailusers/mailusers.php At line 147 ( $xoopsMailer =& xoops_getMailer(); ) add this lines: [code] // TZ added for HTML mailing // $xoopsMailer->setContentType("text/html"); $xoopsMailer->setTemplate('mailusers.tpl'); $xoopsMailer->assign('X_SITENAME', $xoopsConfig['sitename']); $xoopsMailer->assign('X_SITEURL', XOOPS_URL."/"); $xoopsMailer->assign('X_MESSAGE', $myts->oopsStripSlashesGPC($_POST['mail_body'])); // END TZ Addition // [/code] What Im doing here is setting the ContentType to be text/html. Then using a mail template I created called 'mailusers.tpl'. This template (stored in language/english/mail_template/) is essentially a html file containing my website header and footer, as well as XOOPS placeholders for the content of the email (X_MESSAGE) and Name of the website. This would be a simple example of that template: Quote: {X_MESSAGE} ------------------------------------- Please do not reply to this message. ------------------------------------- {X_SITENAME} {X_SITEURL} ================================================================= 5. Implement a html editor for creating the body of the email like inbetween or fckeditor. For the "Mail Users" function, you would edit modules/system/admin/mailusers/mailform.php then uncomment line 82 ($body_text = new XoopsFormTextArea ......) and put this call to the Inbetween editor instead [code] // TZ added for HTML mailing // include_once(XOOPS_ROOT_PATH . "/class/xoopseditor/inbetween/forminbetweentextarea.php"); $body_text = (new XoopsFormInbetweenTextArea(array('caption'=> $body_caption, 'name'=>'mail_body', 'value'=>$mail_body, 'width'=>'100%', 'height'=>'250px'),true)); // END TZ Addition // [/code] for tinyeditor turn it into: [code] // $body_text = new XoopsFormTextArea($body_caption, "mail_body", "", 10); // TZ added for HTML mailing // include_once(XOOPS_ROOT_PATH . "/class/xoopseditor/tinyeditor/formtinyeditortextarea.php"); $body_text = (new XoopsFormtinyeditorTextArea(array('caption'=> $body_caption, 'name'=>'mail_body', 'value'=>$mail_body, 'width'=>'100%', 'height'=>'250px'),true)); // END TZ Addition // [/code] NOW - a call to devs - I "cleaned the dust" after 3 years from the original thread, please !!! add it to the core !!! I can't see my sites without this hack and am tired to apply it to each version that comes out - it a must have one and ... well enough said ... as said b4 - If not intended to the core - I plan to add system-wide editors to this ... [b]For small to medium sites - this hack is upgrading the mail-users features quite nicely instead of a mailinglist.[/b] [/quote]" />