I am trying to send a report using SSRS subscription which includes a text with spaces in between as shown in the picture.
The problem is the spaces are ignored and my formatting is disturbed, but when I render as PDF/ WORD format the spaces are perfectly rendered.
How can I preserve the space?
OR
Any other format can help me preserving the space instead of MHTML format in email body.
I want to include the report contents in email body and not as attachment.
The actual desired format:
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Oracle apex version: 20.1
I have a form in which the user can copy and paste email chains into a rich text editor form field. The form field is based off a column in my table that is stored as a CLOB. As you can see here: Form Field Displaying Email the rich text editor does an amazing job at preserving the characters, indentations, and the image as well.
The problem is we save hundreds of these emails, so when we have to provide information to an outside source we have to include all of these emails. We obviously don't want to have to click into each one of these records and copy/paste the email into a file and send them one by one. So I created a report that can display all of them at once, then use a print feature to save the report as a PDf. The description column is of type: Remove HTML. Report Displaying Email (This is the same email but I also pasted the reply to the email on top)
As you can see it has problems when it runs into certain characters. Almost all apostrophes are replaced with either ’ or '. Bullets are replaced with • and greater/less than signs are replaced with >. My character test line of !##$%^&*(){}><?/ displays as !##$%^&*(){}><?/
Is there a better way to format all of these emails so they can be downloaded into one file (pdf)? How can I tell apex to leave all of those characters alone while still removing the html?
I have a microsoft sharepoint list and I am trying to output this into an SSRS report. Most fields work, however one particular field that doesnt is seen in the iamge below where it outputs HTML? How can I format this so it only displays whats in the P tag?
Thanks
Found the answer - if you click on the row you want to remove the HTML for, and right click on placeholder properties, under markup type there is something called HTML - Interpret HTML Tags as Styles.
I'm making a form letter in SSRS 2012 that will be delivered by email. I had it working fine but now the powers that be have requested a much more dynamic aspect to it based on the individual recipient... Different paragraphs now need to be included/excluded based on the target.
With that, I pulled the body of the email out of SSRS and am now assembling it in SQL Server and passing it over to SSRS as a parameter (so that I don't wind up making a dozen SSRS reports to handle the need).
I have that part working too now, but hit a snag... There were a few bullet points as well as URL's that could look nicer. I'd like to force an indention before the bullet points and replace www.mysite.com with something prettier like "Click Here". On the SSRS side of the fence, I currently just have a single text box (and ideally would keep it that way) which contains an expression that references my "EmailBody" parameter.
So far, I have not found the right combination of words to send to Google to see if this is possible, so I figured I'd go straight to the pros here. I did try formatting the output in a similar manner to what an expression would look like ( ="This is the body of my email" ) and it just passed that straight on through to the final output.
Any ideas would be appreciated!
Jason
In case it helps anyone else, I figured out the secret.
Change your text box in SSRS to expect HTML by right-clicking on the placeholder (<< EXP >>) inside the text box, selecting Placeholder Properties, and change the Markup Type to "HTML - Interpret HTML tags as styles".
After that, go back to the SQL Server side of the fence and change the text you are sending as a parameter to HTML with whatever styling properties you desire.
Sounds like you're on the right track with the HTML markup. I also wanted to suggest that you can use a data-driven subscription. Have the query generate the HTML you want. Then have that populate the body of the email. That way there's no need for any attachments. This has come in handy when I wanted to display a small table of data for viewing on a mobile device rather than having to open an Excel attachment.
How to send a e-mail with html content and inline images using lotusscript agent?
GMail removes the inline images to file attachments.
IS it possible to prevent this?
Modification as requested in comments:
I have created a document to be used as mail template. This can be a normal memo in your mail file. In the body I added an image, like company logo, and some text. This memo is sent with lotusscript insted of manual sending button.
The lotusscript agent first remove the body and copy its content to a temporary rtitem. The text is replaced with merge field values. Then a new rich text item is created with the replaced text. The result of the text processing is a removed inline image in gmail.
Hope this information is enough, and this is the reason I think the code is not interesting here.
"MIME HTML inline"
look here http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/nd6forum.nsf/0/c570f4a6e09a0d7585257333005217e9?OpenDocument
on gmail works.
all best
How can i send formatted Emails using VB.NET.
I have a Document (MS WORD 2007) which contains text and images
i need to send the contents as an email.
i am able to read the content and place it in the clipboard, however the only functions available with Clipboard class are limiting me to only retrieve the text of the document.
can anyone help?
You can send email in HTML format, create an HTML file from word, and set it as the body of the Email message. Make sure IsBodyHtml property is set to true.