Both text/plain and text/html were displayed. Is this what you get?
This behaviour seems reasonable because show-alternatives is true. So, both the alternatives are displayed.
In my normal use, I don't use a converter for text/html. So, I get a button displayed for it, and I can click it to send the content to a web browser.
vm-mime-alternative-select-method doesn't seem to have any effect once you have show-alternatives set to t. If you set it to nil, then the 'best method chooses text/html and lynx, 'best-internal chooses text/plain. The 'mixed method is displaying both, but I never knew what 'mixed is for. There is no documentation on it.
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I am beginning to understand what you are after. You want the alternative-select-method to continue its effect even if show-alternatives is set to t. You want the unselected alternatives to be displayed as buttons. Am I right?
Ok, I started with a .vm file containing just the following lines:
(setq vm-mime- internal- content- type-exceptions '("text/html")) type-converter- alist show-alternativ es t)
(add-to-list 'vm-mime-
'("text/html" "text/plain"
"lynx -force_html -dump -pseudo_inlines -stdin"))
(setq vm-mime-
Both text/plain and text/html were displayed. Is this what you get?
This behaviour seems reasonable because show-alternatives is true. So, both the alternatives are displayed.
In my normal use, I don't use a converter for text/html. So, I get a button displayed for it, and I can click it to send the content to a web browser.
vm-mime- alternative- select- method doesn't seem to have any effect once you have show-alternatives set to t. If you set it to nil, then the 'best method chooses text/html and lynx, 'best-internal chooses text/plain. The 'mixed method is displaying both, but I never knew what 'mixed is for. There is no documentation on it. select- method to continue its effect even if show-alternatives is set to t. You want the unselected alternatives to be displayed as buttons. Am I right?
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I am beginning to understand what you are after. You want the alternative-
Uday