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  In order to send the image within the email it must first be uploaded to a web server and hosted.  If you try and use the picture icon from within the editor, the image will not be saved or viewable but the recipient of the email.  I’d suggest first uploading this image to a web server and then use the web address ...

[quote user="pdirect"] The Method application displays the following error when trying to send a test email on 465 with AT&T.    The operation has timed out. [/quote] @pdirect - I'm just checking AT&T's site and it looks like based on their configuration page, the server address is outboud.att.net. ...

Dan_AA, Portals aren't meant for a single customer to login but instead allow all active customers to login.  However, each portal has the ability to have a field indicated that allows active logins.  To change this, follow the steps below. Click Customize > Portals. Click Edit next to the portal you’d like ...

I recently completed some screen customizations and now when selecting a customer from my customer list, I get the following: ERROR: It appears the screen is currently out of sync. Please try logging out and back in to Method. If this is a custom screen, you can alternatively republish. If the problem persists, please contact your ...

I need to make changes to the add/edit work order form in the scheduling and invoicing section.  I am trying to add and edit fields, where do I make those changes?

 I have started to create some email template and I have been using the "insert image" icon to create the email template.   The image being inserted is a jpeg file and I have tried a few different files -  I have been using file sizes 11.20 kb with a demension size of 136x157. The template saves the picture, and the ...

The Method application displays the following error when trying to send a test email on 465 with AT&T.    The operation has timed out.

Can you try port 465 with SSL turned on for smtp.att.yahoo.com and see if that works?  I just did some searching and it looks like that is the ideal port to use with that provider. 

Office 365 requires SSL (actually TSL).  AT&T didn't like that port because I believe they use SSL, not TSL.  But with AT&T it doesn't seem to matter if it's SSL or not.

@pdirect - does it seem to make a difference of SSL is turned on or off when sending the test message?