[mrisad]

Hi guys, just trying to add an image on my hub emails account signature, but it's not working. Any ideas?? Hub supposedly allows HTML.

Here's an example signature, it just ignores the image command when I compose and send email. Anybody able to make this work?

<img src=”https://usergroup.netsuite.com/netflex/images/image_oracle.png"/></a>
James Bond | Principal Consultant, Professional Services

[yyz321]

Try </img> instead of </a>

[Hilton_K]

did the above work?

[EmilyLiu]

Hi guys, just trying to add an image on my hub emails account signature, but it's not working. Any ideas?? Hub supposedly allows HTML.

Here's an example signature, it just ignores the image command when I compose and send email. Anybody able to make this work?

<img src=”https://usergroup.netsuite.com/netflex/images/image_oracle.png"/></a>
James Bond | Principal Consultant, Professional Services

Now that name is just wow. What car do you drive? Are you a spy?

[the_boon]

Are you a spy?

If he told you, he'd have to kill you

[EmilyLiu]

If he told you, he'd have to kill you

He is using a blackberry... I think he's a spy

[tnewton3]

Is an image really that important when sending from your device. I have everything I need in my signature from my mobile, keep it simple and make sure to say the email was sent via BlackBerry KEYᵒⁿᵉ.

[mrisad]

Try </img> instead of </a>

Hey no it didn't work actually
This is what I tried:
<img src=”https://usergroup.netsuite.com/netflex/images/image_oracle.png"/></img>
James Bond | Principal Consultant, Professional Services

[mrisad]

Now that name is just wow. What car do you drive? Are you a spy?

lol yes.

[mrisad]

Is an image really that important when sending from your device. I have everything I need in my signature from my mobile, keep it simple and make sure to say the email was sent via BlackBerry KEYᵒⁿᵉ.

yes it is to me, thats why I created the thread.

[tnewton3]

Was just a question. I have been in business to business sales for close to 10 years and rarely run into an image on an email when I receive a response or new email from current or net new customer's mobile.

[mikealfatango]

Hey no it didn't work actually
This is what I tried:
<img src=”https://usergroup.netsuite.com/netflex/images/image_oracle.png"/></img>
James Bond | Principal Consultant, Professional Services

Try like this, removing the "/" at the end of the first img tag:

<img src=”https://usergroup.netsuite.com/netflex/images/image_oracle.png"></img>

Anyway, I always wondered how to do it with my Classic but then I thought that making clear the email comes from a mobile (and from a BlackBerry!) is the best option.

[Not a proper solution would be sending to you an email with the signature, that the KEYOne properly displays, saving it as a draft and composing always starting from this one, everyone making a copy before.]

[yyz321]

Try like this, removing the "/" at the end of the first img tag:

<img src=”https://usergroup.netsuite.com/netflex/images/image_oracle.png"></img>

Anyway, I always wondered how to do it with my Classic but then I thought that making clear the email comes from a mobile (and from a BlackBerry!) is the best option.

[Not a proper solution would be sending to you an email with the signature, that the KEYOne properly displays, saving it as a draft and composing always starting from this one, everyone making a copy before.]

I didn't see that, but OP, you should try that. HTML should work on the KEYone since it works on my Priv. My HTML signature includes text, tables, images, lines, and different font but you have to get the HTML code right first. =D

Easiest way is to check your code first using a browser.

[mrisad]

Try like this, removing the "/" at the end of the first img tag:

<img src=”https://usergroup.netsuite.com/netflex/images/image_oracle.png"></img>

Anyway, I always wondered how to do it with my Classic but then I thought that making clear the email comes from a mobile (and from a BlackBerry!) is the best option.

[Not a proper solution would be sending to you an email with the signature, that the KEYOne properly displays, saving it as a draft and composing always starting from this one, everyone making a copy before.]

Sorry still not working:
<img src=”https://usergroup.netsuite.com/netflex/images/image_oracle.png"></img>

[mrisad]

I didn't see that, but OP, you should try that. HTML should work on the KEYone since it works on my Priv. My HTML signature includes text, tables, images, lines, and different font but you have to get the HTML code right first. =D

Easiest way is to check your code first using a browser.

Hey could you please copy/paste your working HTML signature with image specifically on your priv?
I just want to see the formatting, you can remove your personal info.

[mrisad]

Was just a question. I have been in business to business sales for close to 10 years and rarely run into an image on an email when I receive a response or new email from current or net new customer's mobile.

I've seen it on a couple non-blackberry colleague's signatures, they have mobile sigature editors. I think it's cool, that's all.

[Hilton_K]

Is an image really that important when sending from your device. I have everything I need in my signature from my mobile, keep it simple and make sure to say the email was sent via BlackBerry KEYᵒⁿᵉ.

Believe it is more professional if the customer / client can not determine if you are reply from an office or on the road!

[NightFire]

I'd like an answer to this also, as I use my KeyOne exclusively at work to email.

Posted via CB10

[Bla1ze]

https://forums.crackberry.com/blackb...ature-1085398/

Copy/paste something like this to test...
Hi fancy signature
I love CrackBerry!



With the images, they may not appear right away when composing the message but do appear on send.

[Bla1ze]

Sorry still not working:

If you're actually trying to use THAT image link, it's likely why it's not working lol. It's behind an authentication page.

[mrisad]

If you're actually trying to use THAT image link, it's likely why it's not working lol. It's behind an authentication page.

Oh damn, good point. Thanks for your input man. I'll try another image out.

[mrisad]

If you're actually trying to use THAT image link, it's likely why it's not working lol. It's behind an authentication page.

Bla1ze you were spot on, tried a different (not being an authentication page) and it worked perfectly. Thanks man.

[Bla1ze]

Bla1ze you were spot on, tried a different (not being an authentication page) and it worked perfectly. Thanks man.

You're welcome. Glad to help.

[bcfischer]

What would the coding be to select a font available on the web such as:

http://allfont.net/allfont.css?fonts...ypezapfino-one

Take care,

Brian

[crowning73]

Anyone else has this problem that the Hub eats up the first bits of the script? So basically if I write <a href="http://www.crackberry.com">I love CrackBerry!</a> the Hub eats <a href=", if I write <img src="https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/3314882187/d1a6d7d26cf0a8a60cfa51d6d59b5833_400x400.jpeg"> the Hub eats up <img src=", making the effort vain. I've tried different scripts but it always eats up something.