Closed DevPan29 closed 3 years ago
Hi. PidTagAttachmentHidden Canonical Property | Microsoft Docs will be possible data.
1.6.6 has been published and this will extract it:
Hi @kenjiuno , thank you for your answer. It works correctly :-).
Kind regards. Alessandro
Hi @kenjiuno ,
{ "dataType": "attachment", "extension": ".png", "name": "abz-logo-gray-green.png", "fileName": "abz-logo-gray-green.png", "dataId": 167, "contentLength": 23719, "fileNameShort": "abz-lo~1.png", "pidContentId": "abz-logo-gray-green.png@SNC.ff224570c491543c", "creationTime": "Tue, 09 May 2023 11:56:21 GMT", "lastModificationTime": "Tue, 09 May 2023 11:56:21 GMT", "attachmentHidden": true, "dataUrl": "blob:http://localhost:9091/b6c03749-6c9c-4cbf-9bde-73d33ef8e694" }.
Iam getting dataURL but if its not working its showing undefined when i paste in search url pf browser, is there any other way to extract the attachment. Thanks in advance
Hi @kenjiuno , this is not an issue but a question: sometimes an email can have images inside the body mail and images as attachments. I would like to know how to distinguish these two kind of attachments. I though that images in the body mail would have pidContentId field , infact I use that field to find cid: related and substitute it in the body mail with data:image/jpg;base64, conversion. Unfortunately also attached images has pidContentId but them shouldn't be inserted in the body mail.
How can I distinguish these two kind of images?
Kind regards.