Get hyperlink of a particular text in Microsoft flow
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Get hyperlink of a particular text in Microsoft flow
Somewhere in the body of a received e-mail in HTML format is a text string of the form
Click here to approve request 123456
(where 123456
is an example that changes from e-mail to e-mail)
This text it has a mailto:
hyperlink. Something like:
<a href="mailto:info@example.com?subject=some_subject&body=blahblah">Click here to approve request 123456</a>
In Microsoft Flow, I need to get that hyperlink:
mailto:info@example.com?subject=some_subject&body=blahblah
How do I do this?
The ultimate goal is to have Flow send an e-mail as per the contents of the mailto:
link.
I guess I could:
- Figure out the position (index) of
Click here to approve request
; - Work back somehow to figure out the index of the
<a href="
and">
immediately before that; and - Parse what's in between those two markers.
This is likely to be extremely painful in the Flow GUI. Is there no more convenient way?
microsoft-flow
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Somewhere in the body of a received e-mail in HTML format is a text string of the form
Click here to approve request 123456
(where 123456
is an example that changes from e-mail to e-mail)
This text it has a mailto:
hyperlink. Something like:
<a href="mailto:info@example.com?subject=some_subject&body=blahblah">Click here to approve request 123456</a>
In Microsoft Flow, I need to get that hyperlink:
mailto:info@example.com?subject=some_subject&body=blahblah
How do I do this?
The ultimate goal is to have Flow send an e-mail as per the contents of the mailto:
link.
I guess I could:
- Figure out the position (index) of
Click here to approve request
; - Work back somehow to figure out the index of the
<a href="
and">
immediately before that; and - Parse what's in between those two markers.
This is likely to be extremely painful in the Flow GUI. Is there no more convenient way?
microsoft-flow
add a comment |
Somewhere in the body of a received e-mail in HTML format is a text string of the form
Click here to approve request 123456
(where 123456
is an example that changes from e-mail to e-mail)
This text it has a mailto:
hyperlink. Something like:
<a href="mailto:info@example.com?subject=some_subject&body=blahblah">Click here to approve request 123456</a>
In Microsoft Flow, I need to get that hyperlink:
mailto:info@example.com?subject=some_subject&body=blahblah
How do I do this?
The ultimate goal is to have Flow send an e-mail as per the contents of the mailto:
link.
I guess I could:
- Figure out the position (index) of
Click here to approve request
; - Work back somehow to figure out the index of the
<a href="
and">
immediately before that; and - Parse what's in between those two markers.
This is likely to be extremely painful in the Flow GUI. Is there no more convenient way?
microsoft-flow
Somewhere in the body of a received e-mail in HTML format is a text string of the form
Click here to approve request 123456
(where 123456
is an example that changes from e-mail to e-mail)
This text it has a mailto:
hyperlink. Something like:
<a href="mailto:info@example.com?subject=some_subject&body=blahblah">Click here to approve request 123456</a>
In Microsoft Flow, I need to get that hyperlink:
mailto:info@example.com?subject=some_subject&body=blahblah
How do I do this?
The ultimate goal is to have Flow send an e-mail as per the contents of the mailto:
link.
I guess I could:
- Figure out the position (index) of
Click here to approve request
; - Work back somehow to figure out the index of the
<a href="
and">
immediately before that; and - Parse what's in between those two markers.
This is likely to be extremely painful in the Flow GUI. Is there no more convenient way?
microsoft-flow
microsoft-flow
edited 8 hours ago
Jean-François Corbett
asked 8 hours ago
Jean-François CorbettJean-François Corbett
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