Hi,
I have an embedded image (in-line image) in a rich text. This means, I have pasted a picture in a rich text field of a document.
How can I display this picture without opening the document ?
When I open the document, the picture displays correctly and the source is something like :
How can I retrieve this “0.7C” value ? Where is this “name” stored ??? I tried several solutions via lotusscript but no one works !! (rtitem.embeddedobjects, …)
Thank you for your help !
Thierry
Subject: How do you know the name of an embedded image ?
here is your answer. although the 0.7C changes to 0.84 when I edit a document in Notes 6 !!
/mkt/staffdir.nsf/StaffVsno/A73D3E2F2E7F96A8802567920074A6C8/Photo/0.7C?OpenElement&FieldElemFormat=jpg
Paul
Subject: How do you know the name of an embedded image ?
There is no name. It is an offset, specifically the offset into the composite data record of the first image CD record, which may change depending on the contents of the rich text field or even the version of Notes it was saved in (because the paragraph definition CD record has changed its default size from R4 to R5 and again in ND6). There are ways to figure it out, although it means cycling through CD records. There are various third party products that can give you this offset, including our Midas Rich Text LSX, where it is the GraphicOffset property.