I have been trying to embed images to an email using MIMEImage but even after replicating examples I find online, I keep having the same issue… Here is the part of the HTML that embeds the image: This is my Python code: But, when the email sends, I keep getting the error saying: The linked image cannot be displayed. The
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How to send a complete email using smtplib python
I am trying to send an email using Python smtplib. My objective is to include the below info in email Attachment file #works fine Paste the contents of a table in message body #works fine Write a few lines about the table (as text) in message body # not works. instead stores as an attachment So, I tried the below
Parse multipart/related emails
I’m trying to parse emails and convert tables within them into pandas dataframes. Since some of the emails are multipart, I took some code from this answer. The following code works fine but it breaks with multipart/related emails (no tables are found). Here’s the header of one of the multipart/related emails: Any ideas? Thanks Answer you want to parse text/html
Error “email has no attribute encode” sending email in python
I am trying to send an email using MIME in python. Below is the code I am using : but its giving me the below error: module email has no attribute encode at line: s.sendmail(“xyz@gmail.com”, recipients, msg.as_bytes()) I am not able to understand why its giving this error. I have tried only using msg instead of msg.as_bytes() but its still
When should I use email.message.Message vs. email.mime.text.MIMEText when constructing an email in Python?
I don’t know a whole lot about the technical details for constructing and sending email (I figure that’s what libraries are for). Seems like both of these classes can be used to construct a basic text email, so which one should I use? What are the differences between these? When is appropriate to use one vs. the other? Answer One