Fix the check for a 'text/plain' Content-Type header. #10
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Shouldn't we check anywhere in the string, as order doesn't matter when you have multiple headers? |
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The plugin only accounts for one |
Jetpack, and other plugins, send the charset in the Content-Type header, causing the text/plain check to fail, so the message body doesn't get converted to HTML. Instead, just make sure the Content-Type header contains 'text/plain' anywhere in the string. See #8
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How's that? |
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Perfect |
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Fix the check for a 'text/plain' Content-Type header.
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Jetpack, and other plugins, send the charset in the Content-Type header,
causing the text/plain check to fail, so the message body doesn't get converted
to HTML.
Instead, just make sure the Content-Type header contains 'text/plain' at the
beginning of the string.
See #8