Julian
Is there a way to get WPTools 6 to save html image tags as <img src="cid:.... rather than as just <img src="
HTML Image tags
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Hi,
WPTools 6 incluides the MIME encoder which uses Synapse. Please check it out. It maybe already does what You need.
The unit WPIOHTML.PAS uses the $define ADDIMG_CID.
If this is defined it adds "cid:' to the file name.
Please take a look to this unit - it should be very clear what it does.
Julian
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Thanks - that's what was needed
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Julian
Just thinking about this. I'll be using WPTools to originate emails, and to write letters. For emails I want to embed the images so src=cid is what I want. Letters on the other hand just need to access the disk. What I'm building up to is a property might be better than a define.
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Any thoughts on this??
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Hi,
well , it is not really necessary.
From the code you can clearly see the flow the program takes:
First - here is you chance to update the name:
Codeif txtobj.ObjType = wpobjImage then begin DontSave := FALSE; fnam := ''; PrepareImageforSaving(txtobj, DontSave, fnam); // execute eventLater it is written:
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Alles anzeigenif fnam <> '' then begin {$IFDEF ADDIMG_CID} if Copy(fnam ,1,4) <> 'cid:' then fnam := 'cid:' + fnam; {$ENDIF} WriteString('<img src="'); WriteString(fnam); WriteString('"'); ImageAlign;So, using OnPrepareImageforSaving You have the complete power :)
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The OnPrepareImageForSaving event has a different parameter list
(RTFData: TWPRTFDataCollection; Writer: TWPCustomTextWriter; TextObject: TWPTextObj; var DontSave: Boolean);
so I presume you're suggesting setting TextObject.ObjRef.FileName
