Hello, everybody,
I send an e-mail with the activity “Send Outlook Mail Message”. The body of the e-mail is written in HTML. The checkbox IsBodyHtml is checked.
In the body I enter a hyperlink, <a href=S:.…, to a directory in the network.
When I open the e-mail and copy the link address, I see only a part of the path I entered.
The original path has 180 characters, only the first 80 characters arrive.
The path also starts with file///s:
But I only enter s:\
TimK
(Tim Kok)
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For HTML you need to escape certain characters.
"C:\\Folder\\title.csv"
The double insertion of “\” did not work.
TimK
(Tim Kok)
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Your Body string should look like this:
"Hello <a href=""file:///S:\ETC"">Link</a>"
Thanks for your help, I figured out what it is.
In my path there is a space, example
S:/File/File 1/
The space between File and 1 is not recognized. If the path is set to
S:/File/File_1/
everything works. Is there a solution to this without having to rename the folder?
TimK
(Tim Kok)
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you can do a replace on space with
I finally have the solution.
In HTML, spaces are entered as %20.
S:/File/File%201 is intepreted as S:/File/File 1
TimK
(Tim Kok)
8
haha yes i was going to say add %20 or
However, i have tested folders with normal spaces in the link and it appears to work for me.
system
(system)
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