The function vm-reply-include-presentation is not a VM function. It
is in rfaddons. I am not taking responsibility for whether it works
or not.
When you call vm-reply-include-text, you are getting to use
vm-yank-message-text. That means that you have set
vm-included-mime-types-list to some non-nil value. What did you set
it to? Can you try it after removing this setting and see what you
get?
The 3 versions of the function are:
vm-yank-message-text is the original Kyle's code.
vm-yank-message-mime is Rob's code for VM that was in trunk when I
took over. It took a while to debug it and get it working fully.
vm-yank-message-presentation is essentially what was in rfaddon's. It
was used as a stop-gap until the second version worked.
vm-yank-message has to call one of these three. It doesn't do
anything on its own.
As I said, vm-yanke-message-mime is the preferred version. You are
not getting it because of your variable settings.
The function vm-reply- include- presentation is not a VM function. It
is in rfaddons. I am not taking responsibility for whether it works
or not.
When you call vm-reply- include- text, you are getting to use message- text. That means that you have set mime-types- list to some non-nil value. What did you set
vm-yank-
vm-included-
it to? Can you try it after removing this setting and see what you
get?
The 3 versions of the function are:
vm-yank- message- text is the original Kyle's code. message- mime is Rob's code for VM that was in trunk when I message- presentation is essentially what was in rfaddon's. It
vm-yank-
took over. It took a while to debug it and get it working fully.
vm-yank-
was used as a stop-gap until the second version worked.
vm-yank-message has to call one of these three. It doesn't do
anything on its own.
As I said, vm-yanke- message- mime is the preferred version. You are
not getting it because of your variable settings.
Cheers,
Uday