Faxing HTML documents. Nothing complex, yet the documents are oddly malformed when received.
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Fax: Node.js ringcentral sdk. html document altered by fax. Any ideas?
It's hard to debug this without some data on what you're sending.
Please provide a sample malformed fax HTML you are sending.
Please provide a sample malformed fax HTML you are sending.
If the HTML file has a companion CSS file, please inline it. Paste the CSS content into a <style> tag in HTML.
Please provide a sample file if it still doesn't work.
Please provide a sample file if it still doesn't work.
No CSS. I've been emailing this HTML document for quite a while. Ringcentral appears to take issue with nested tables. The pattern is evident and should only take a few hours to recode and test.
I've been emailing this HTML document for quite a whileAre you saying that it used to work but stopped working recently?
Ringcentral appears to take issue with nested tables. The pattern is evident and should only take a few hours to recode and test.So this issue could be reproduced with an HTML file with nested table?
I'm working on it now. It works perfectly when eMailed, but the nested tables fail on fax. I have a solution.
The issue isn't the HTML, it's the base64 images. The image emails, but does not fax.
We are unable to provide you with further instructions because we don't know the detail of the issue.
Please provide us with the sample HTML and steps to reproduce the issue.
Please provide us with the sample HTML and steps to reproduce the issue.
Tyler, I have a base64 string I need to include in a fax. Is this doable?
Not sure what you want to do. But a base64 string is still a string. You can include that in a fax as plain text (just like you send a plain text "Hello world"). The receiver of the fax has to read the base64 string you sent which might not make sense to him/her.
Neil, Do you mean in an image tag source or CSS like the examples below? If one approach works via email but not API for you please let us know which one.
Image tag source example:
CSS background example:
Image tag source example:
<img src='data:image/png;base64,iVBOR...' />
CSS background example:
background-image: url(data:image/png;base64,iVBOR..)
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