Essentially, I want to forward emails with attachments to a set of recipients.
Since forwarding does not seem to work, I will send a new email and map the attachments.
Today, I received an email where the attachment did not have a name (an inline image) - here is the data:
What is the best approach to filtering attachments that don’t have a filename?
I tried using the attachment iterator and filtering each attachment based on whether the filename exists. However, this seems to require sending out an email for each attachment. I also have a final step that I am performing, which would have to wait for all send operations to finish so I don’t apply it multiple times.
Is there a way to map the attachments from the original email to a new one while filtering out attachments that don’t have a filename? If not, is there a way to join the operations if I have to use the attachment iterator and send an email for each attachment? Thanks!
Thanks! I already know how to apply a filter. It is the consolidation part that I am struggling with:
I want to filter all attachments and only attach the records that pass the filter to a new email, ideally without using an iterator.
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