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Microsoft Flow mail body multipart syntax
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I'm trying to get the HTML part of an e-mails multipart body.
There is a function named 'multipartBody' that I'm trying to use, but I can't get the syntax right.
This is not accepted by Flow. How would I have to write it?
multipartBody(@items('Apply_to_each')?['Body'],1)
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I'm trying to get the HTML part of an e-mails multipart body.
There is a function named 'multipartBody' that I'm trying to use, but I can't get the syntax right.
This is not accepted by Flow. How would I have to write it?
multipartBody(@items('Apply_to_each')?['Body'],1)
microsoft-flow
asked Mar 26 at 10:51
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I'm trying to get the HTML part of an e-mails multipart body.
There is a function named 'multipartBody' that I'm trying to use, but I can't get the syntax right.
This is not accepted by Flow. How would I have to write it?
multipartBody(@items('Apply_to_each')?['Body'],1)
microsoft-flow
asked Mar 26 at 10:51
CJ ScholtenCJ Scholten
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I'm trying to get the HTML part of an e-mails multipart body.
There is a function named 'multipartBody' that I'm trying to use, but I can't get the syntax right.
This is not accepted by Flow. How would I have to write it?
multipartBody(@items('Apply_to_each')?['Body'],1)
microsoft-flow
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Function multipartBody() expects first parameter to be an action name like Send an instant message or When a new email arrives etc. The supported multipart content type is multipart/*.
So the correct usage of this function basing on above example is multipartBody('Apply_to_each', 1).
BTW; I am afraid is not the function you are looking for.
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Function multipartBody() expects first parameter to be an action name like Send an instant message or When a new email arrives etc. The supported multipart content type is multipart/*.
So the correct usage of this function basing on above example is multipartBody('Apply_to_each', 1).
BTW; I am afraid is not the function you are looking for.
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Function multipartBody() expects first parameter to be an action name like Send an instant message or When a new email arrives etc. The supported multipart content type is multipart/*.
So the correct usage of this function basing on above example is multipartBody('Apply_to_each', 1).
BTW; I am afraid is not the function you are looking for.
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Function multipartBody() expects first parameter to be an action name like Send an instant message or When a new email arrives etc. The supported multipart content type is multipart/*.
So the correct usage of this function basing on above example is multipartBody('Apply_to_each', 1).
BTW; I am afraid is not the function you are looking for.
answered Mar 26 at 14:22
nervuzznervuzz
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Function multipartBody() expects first parameter to be an action name like Send an instant message or When a new email arrives etc. The supported multipart content type is multipart/*.
So the correct usage of this function basing on above example is multipartBody('Apply_to_each', 1).
BTW; I am afraid is not the function you are looking for.
answered Mar 26 at 14:22
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