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jtsr
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The GetHtmlAndSaveRelatedFiles() method appears to create a folder within the Parser.WorkingFolder path, which is excellent as it ensures all email files are isolated.
Is it possible to save all attachments in a MailMessage to the same directory?
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Alex
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Hi,
Sure:
msg.Attachments.SaveAll(msg.Parser.WorkingFolder);
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Alex
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Thanks Alex, but it's doing what I would have expected. I'll try to explain what I'm trying to do.
First, I set msg.Parser.WorkingFolder to a directory, eg. c:\jtsr\temp\email
Then I call msg.GetHtmlAndSaveRelatedFiles(msg.Parser.WorkingFolder, VirtualMappingType.Static, MessageFolderBehavior.CreateAndDelete)
This method call creates an email specific folder, c:\jtsr\temp\email\A292F1..., and saves the content of the email (signature icons, inline images) in that folder.
However, the msg.Attachments.SaveAll(msg.Parser.WorkingFolder) call places the email attachments in c:\jtsr\temp\email, not in c:\jtsr\temp\email\A292F1...
I'd like all content and attachments for a single email to be contained in their own folder. I realise I can create a folder using Directory.Create() and manage it all manually, however I was hoping the library would manage this for me :)
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Ah ha! Is this what I'm after?
MessageParserConfig.GetMessageFolder()
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It's now working beautifully with MessageParserConfig.GetMessageFolder()
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While I'm at it, is there a way of saving only actual attachments rather than all images that appear in the EML file?
If I use the Attachments.SaveAll method, it returns all the signature icons as well. Is there a way to only return attachments that were attached to the email?
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Alex
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By setting ignoreInlineAttachments=true when calling SaveAll(folderName, ignoreInlineAttachments) method.
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Alex
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Alex wrote:
By setting ignoreInlineAttachments=true when calling SaveAll(folderName, ignoreInlineAttachments) method.
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I tried this, however it is returning all attachments as inline for some reason. I’ve tried it in multiple eml files and all attachments are being treated the same.
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You can submit a sample of EML in question to our helpdesk at https://s.afterlogic.com/helpdesk
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Alex
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