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Peter Knolle
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Referring to note section for Pt #5 at this link : http://login.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/code_email_services_editing.htm , it seems the platform doesnt support inline attachments in an email to be processed by the email handler. Is there any work around to do this ? For eg : If you have an email in HTML format, we could parse the HTML, get this image body, store it internally as an attachment and replace that with link in HTML body and store in a RIch Text area field in Salesforce.

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Thanks Jatin

Referring to note section for Pt #5 at this link : http://login.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/code_email_services_editing.htm , it seems the platform doesnt support inline attachments in an email to be processed by the email handler. Is there any work around to do this ? For eg : If you have an email in HTML format, we could parse the HTML, get this image body, store it internally as an attachment and replace that with link in HTML body and store in a RIch Text area field in Salesforce.

Looking for inputs

Thanks Jatin

Referring to note section for Pt #5 at this link : http://login.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/code_email_services_editing.htm , it seems the platform doesnt support inline attachments in an email to be processed by the email handler. Is there any work around to do this ? For eg : If you have an email in HTML format, we could parse the HTML, get this image body, store it internally as an attachment and replace that with link in HTML body and store in a RIch Text area field in Salesforce.

Looking for inputs

Thanks

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Jatin Jain
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Handling inline images in Inbound email handler

Referring to note section for Pt #5 at this link : http://login.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/code_email_services_editing.htm , it seems the platform doesnt support inline attachments in an email to be processed by the email handler. Is there any work around to do this ? For eg : If you have an email in HTML format, we could parse the HTML, get this image body, store it internally as an attachment and replace that with link in HTML body and store in a RIch Text area field in Salesforce.

Looking for inputs

Thanks Jatin