The HTMLMail settings page allows you to specify which theme is used for sending emails. That theme directory should be the first place that HTML Mail looks for templates.

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pillarsdotnet commented
Status: Active » Needs work

Coded for 7.x-2.x; now to test...

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pillarsdotnet commented
Status: Needs work » Fixed

Fixed in 6.x-2.15 and 7.x-2.15 release.

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sterndata commented
Status: Fixed » Needs work

I've put htmlmail.tpl.php in BOTH my theme directory and in the htmlmail module directory and set the option to use my current (default) them in settings. The header/footer now show up, BUT the body is empty!

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pillarsdotnet commented
Status: Needs work » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Are you using the module settings page to send a test email, or are you sending via some other method?

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pillarsdotnet commented

I just tested with HTML Mail (6.x-2.x) and Mailsystem (6.x-1.x), and it sends fine, even if I disable HTMLMail and send via DefaultMailSystem.

So...

Either you're using a previous (buggy) version or you're sending via another module that I haven't had opportunity to test interoperability with.

If it's an old version, please try upgrading.

If it's a different module, please tell me which one so I can test (and fix) interoperability.

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sterndata commented

The content is coming from the module "maileditor"

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sterndata commented

Ignore... Will deal with in my other bug report. Basically, the MIME module must be enabled.

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pillarsdotnet commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (works as designed)

Opened #1122792: Create a "maileditor" template.