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UDMs in zeroCode provide
"HTML-ized" attributes. This helps because rendition (typically
in an HTML format) is assembled from pieces extracted from lots of sources, so you would
always want fine-grained control over what piece gets to be 'escaped' (i.e., contained HTML tags disregarded) and what piece is not.
HTML-ization of
attributes has however not been provided in Action
Sequences because it drives purely back-end activity, with no rendition (UI) involved.
If you are unable to see the HTML in rendered form (as
against raw form), you need to explicitly tell the mail client that the message is of content type text/html. This can only be done if you send a MIME-encoded message, not a plain old text message. Of course, if you send a MIME-encoded message, you can
also do things like adding attachments and dictating the exact MIME type of the message.
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