Hello @carmijo, thanks for posting to the FME Community! Have you considered consolidating your PNG's into a singular zip folder before emailing? This would allow you to have 1 attachment per email, containing x amount of PNG's. I tested this and it seems to work well.
After you've created your PNG's consider writing them all to a zip folder using a FeatureWriter:
From there, you can input the _dataset attribute produced by the FeatureWriter into your Emailer (in the Attachments section):
To grab the name of the zip file, I used a StringSearcher with a REGEX Expression and stored it in _zip_data_name attribute. The overall solution looked like this:
The REGEX expression worked in my example, but please double check it produces the correct results for you! Let me know if you have any related questions! Happy to help, Kailin Opaleychuk.
Hello @carmijo, thanks for posting to the FME Community! Have you considered consolidating your PNG's into a singular zip folder before emailing? This would allow you to have 1 attachment per email, containing x amount of PNG's. I tested this and it seems to work well.
After you've created your PNG's consider writing them all to a zip folder using a FeatureWriter:
From there, you can input the _dataset attribute produced by the FeatureWriter into your Emailer (in the Attachments section):
To grab the name of the zip file, I used a StringSearcher with a REGEX Expression and stored it in _zip_data_name attribute. The overall solution looked like this:
The REGEX expression worked in my example, but please double check it produces the correct results for you! Let me know if you have any related questions! Happy to help, Kailin Opaleychuk.
Hi @kailinatsafe, thanks for your reply. I was hoping to not have to rely on a zip file so I could view the changes within outlook, but this will certainly work if it's my best option.
