Xavier Mor-Mur wrote:
I write smtp client to send html email from my application.
Html normally is a doc saved as html format. If there are images then
their tag have SRC coded on a way I can't find how it's done.
On Example at end you can see html generated using OpenOffice 3.1.
There is only one image and doc name is "Sin título 1.html" which is
used to declare inserted images.
I don't know if this happen using MS-Word or other word processors.
<IMG SRC="Sin%20t%C3%ADtulo%201_html_m82e68f1.jpg" ....
image on disc is "Sin título 1_html_m82e68f1.jpg"
whitespace are replaced by %20
but í es replaced by %C3%AD but in utf-8 is %ED
No, you are wrong, %C3%AD is the UTF-8 code for that accented i. %ED is
its representation in ISO-8859-1
Special characters are coded using 2 bytes and I need how to decode to
access image to embed into email.
UrlDecode don't work as it returns "Ã-" (where this - is virtual dash)
Yes, it works, it returns a UTF-8 encoded string. You have to further
decode it to get the ISO-8859-1 value you are looking for.
UTF8Decode is there for this.
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