Replacing images in html

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Hi,

Let me start by saying i am not very knowledgeable about html.

I have emails that i wish to get the html of and then replace all of the image tags with references to the attached images that i find in the html with base64 strings inside tags.

Hopefully that's clear, struggling to word my question.

What would be the best way of doing this?

Edit: I am trying to do this from a String of HTML in c#.

Thanks
Carl

Posted 26-Feb-15 2:05am

Carl Mailey

Updated 26-Feb-15 3:02am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Feb-15 8:58am

What is it? ASP.NET? But whole ASP.NET is dedicated mostly to generating HTML on the fly in HTTP response, as all other server-side technology. On each HTTP request, you can generate, for example, img src attribute you like. You don't replace anything, you can parametrize HTML output.
—SA

Carl Mailey 26-Feb-15 9:02am

I am trying to do this with a String of HTML

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Feb-15 9:03am

Is it ASP.NET or not?
—SA

Carl Mailey 26-Feb-15 9:12am

no its just C#

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Feb-15 9:27am

Then it's just string arithmetic. What's the problem?
—SA

jaket-cp 26-Feb-15 11:34am

have a read of: http://base64image.org/
should point you in the correct direction

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