weird html in phrase
 

I updated the phrase "notify" to convert it to a nice html email notification instead of the ancient plain text format.

Here's the very weird thing... I tested it several times today and it worked fine. I received the full html output in mobile and desktop mail clients. That was only 20-30 minutes ago, at least 5-10 tests all good. Now, another member replied to a thread I'm subscribed to and it showed the full code in plain text in the email instead. I'm baffled why it worked before and suddenly now? I did not make any new updates since it was working fine before too.

The code for phrase "notify"

Line 23, Column 101: required attribute "ALT" not specified
Line 23, Column 101: NET-enabling start-tag requires SHORTTAG
<p><img src="http://www.talkjesus.com/images/newsletter/collaboration-100.png" width="50" /></p>
Line 24, Column 69: there is no attribute "TARGET"
<p style="text-decoration: none; color: #008fd5;" target="_blank">
Line 38, Column 117: duplicate specification of attribute "TARGET"
<a href="http://www.talkjesus.com" style="text-decoration: none; color: #008fd5;" target="_blank" target="_blank">

I think that may have worked, thanks :)

happy to help

Unfortunately it is not working at all. It seems like anytime I make an edit, it works first time around but not after? Doesn't make sense.

Updated code:

Some people have receiving html email turned off and thus the email will just show as text to them. Have you asked the user to check their email settings to make sure they allow html emails to be received?

This is a good place to check html - http://validator.w3.org/check

Line 23, Column 117: NET-enabling start-tag requires SHORTTAG

alt="New Reply" width="50" /></p>

Try putting quotation marks around the value.

the Document Type (-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional //EN) is not in the validator's catalog
No XML declaration (e.g<? xml version="1.0"?>) could be found at the beginning of the document.

It's me, I'm the one receiving them fine in HTML on mobile/desktop clients and then they come in suddenly in plain code. HTML is enabled by default for me in iOS mail and Outlook 2013.

--------------- Added [DATE]1405098303[/DATE] at [TIME]1405098303[/TIME] ---------------

Are you saying to remove the end trailing slash? Confused sorry.

--------------- Added [DATE]1405099298[/DATE] at [TIME]1405099298[/TIME] ---------------

I've been using the W3 validator, no errors.

Again this is happening. I created/responded to a few threads/posts between admin/member user (test user). First few emails in proper html. Then, just now back to plain text html code. Why on earth would this happen? This makes no sense at all.

Use the Validate by direct input http://validator.w3.org/#validate_by_input

Thank you. Been using that. Only 2 warnings, which is below and not sure quite what to do from here.

--------------- Added [DATE]1405132517[/DATE] at [TIME]1405132517[/TIME] ---------------

Ok, tracing this down a little bit.

Here's the thing I noticed. The pmreceived phrase is working perfectly fine with the HTML code, but the notify one is still sending plain text code (even though it worked first couple times with same code). This is baffling me.

notify phrase:
pmreceived phrase:
Ran both through the W3 validator, no errors. They're also virtually almost 100% the same code, except 2 pieces which is the actual vbphrases that are different, nothing else.

Any one have an idea?