How do I embed an image within an email sent using the Send an email (v2) action? I have gone through several discussions here finding the solution to use html <img src="" /> tag. I also read this functionality has been later removed. Has anyone recently able to do it? What was your approach?
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You mean the solution described in this post is not working anymore?
https://www.sjlewis.com/2019/09/17/microsoft-flow-how-to-embed-an-image-in-an-email/
Thanx!
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@RameshMukka the way I do it is as follows. I upload the image to the Site Assets library on SharePoint then have the following in my flow:
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Los Gallardos
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You mean the solution described in this post is not working anymore?
https://www.sjlewis.com/2019/09/17/microsoft-flow-how-to-embed-an-image-in-an-email/
Thanx!
Proud to be a Flownaut!
@RameshMukka the way I do it is as follows. I upload the image to the Site Assets library on SharePoint then have the following in my flow:
Rob
Los Gallardos
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@efialttes Thank you so much. Didnt find such detailed steps in my research. This worked like a charm now. I could still feel Microsoft can up with much easier solution to this.
@RobElliott What is the expression you used in your flow at <img src="" />? This seems to be different one. Can we also adjust the size of the image to a bigger one?
@RameshMukka see the comment on the action in my screenshot which gives the expression. A larger width will give a bigger image depending on the original image size of course.
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Sorry for the off-topic, but please note you can accept more than one answer as solution, even from different community members. I I mean, @RobElliott 's suggestion is a great approach
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@RobElliott I have been trying to change the size of the image using different pixels but nothing is being effective. My image size not at all changing in my email. Do you know why?
Sorry to ask, but i tried to follow your steps and when the html tag notice <img> my html button gets disabled. Might know why?
What is DataURi and what should be the code for it???? No one mentioned this in here!
@mah65 Insert the html img tag <img src="" />
In between the quotes place your cursor and then on the dynamic expressions window start typing dataUri...something like below
Then pass the "File Content" as an argument to the dataUri function.
Over all your dataUri function should resemble like
Good afternoon all,
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@Rhodesia2020 1) if your image is stored in SharePoint add a SharePoint action get file content using path and select the file. 2) in the toolbar at the top of the email body click the code view </> button. You will now need to use html tags in the email body. For the image the html is <img src="expression"></img> where the expression in the expression tab of the dynamic content box needs to be dataUri(body('Get_file_content_using_path'))
An example of one of my live flows that adds our company logo to an email is shown below:
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Los Gallardos
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