Can anyone tell me when we add any image in notes, where it get stored? and From where I can access those images and download them?
The links are embedded in the html of the Content.
Try system.debug([SELECT Content FROM ContentNote][0].Content.toString());
The html will contain the <img> tag with a source url.
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I'm trying to send an email notification with gradle report, If I attached only the index.html, I got the report like the image attached:
I think it depends from the folders with which the report is related,
I would like to send the report as:
Any ideas how can I do this? Any help will be really appreciated
Try using Html in the Content Type in your email section, in addition to this, you can display the html content in email body which will also display it in html format.
Please note that file path is relative to the workspace, if file resides in the root of your workspace, filename alone in the path will work, if it resides in a different location try something like this:
${FILE,path="target/surefire-reports/emailable-report.html"}
I am trying to add Image with its absolute path to HTML email. When I give the image path src in the email body it is not working in outlook. is there any better way to add an image with its absolute path?
I think this will help to you.
TL;DR
You have to attach the image and refer to it.
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I've got a client with a D7 site in which all content is created by a single employee who knows html and css, but never accesses the back end. Is there a way to let them upload images to embed in content (not a field) without installing an html editor? No styles are used or needed. The images are created just as they need to use them.
Have you already looked at the IMCE module?
IMCE is an image/file uploader and browser that supports personal directories and quota.
https://drupal.org/project/imce
I can see many ways to embed images into email but not extracting the embedded image from email body content using java. I'm able to extract the text content in email body but the embedded images is shown with tags and with a CID (component ID). I need to extract it and store as an attachment into DB. I think it should be done like calling the server to extract the content and I'm not sure of it. Please help me to get this done. Your help on this is highly appreciated.
I can see something like this in email headers for an image,
[cid:image002.jpg#01CE978E.097473A0]
Extracting an image is like extracting the content for any other body part. Find the correct MimeBodyPart and use the getInputStream method to read the bytes or use the saveFile method to save the contents to a file.
If that's not working for you, explain in more detail what you've tried and what happened. See also the JavaMail FAQ for debugging tips.
I want to retrieve some HTML content from the web (for example RSS feed), save it for offline use and then display it in a Web Browser control in a Windows Phone application. I can easily save the content as a string and use NavigateToString() method to display the HTML but what do I do with the images? I can download them and save them and even replace the src attribute of the img tags but how do I intercept the image loading in the web browser control and feed it images from the local database?
Well you will have problem with any asset, not only images (unless you're talking about HTML without any external javascript or CSS). You could possibly have a method to detect asset sources (<script src=""> or <img src=""> or <link href=""> are some obvious examples). Then you would download that asset as a local file. Then when you're displaying it, you would replace all assets in your HTML string with local copies instead.
I haven't worked on Windows Phone at all but I think your solution would be around these lines.
I ended parsing the HTML downloading the images and replacing the src attribute with the local file name. Then I saved the html in the local storage so that relative links continue to work. Sadly I did not find a way to store the content in the database because if I used NavigateToString to provide the HTML I cannot provide the image data.