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Get hyperlink of a particular text in 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&amp;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&amp;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:




  1. Figure out the position (index) of Click here to approve request;

  2. Work back somehow to figure out the index of the <a href=" and "> immediately before that; and

  3. 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?










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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&amp;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&amp;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:




    1. Figure out the position (index) of Click here to approve request;

    2. Work back somehow to figure out the index of the <a href=" and "> immediately before that; and

    3. 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?










    share|improve this question



























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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&amp;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&amp;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:




      1. Figure out the position (index) of Click here to approve request;

      2. Work back somehow to figure out the index of the <a href=" and "> immediately before that; and

      3. 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?










      share|improve this question
















      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&amp;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&amp;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:




      1. Figure out the position (index) of Click here to approve request;

      2. Work back somehow to figure out the index of the <a href=" and "> immediately before that; and

      3. 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?







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