Hi @KOnlineDarren
Can you post screenshots of what the BASE64 example and issue for more context?
@Troy Tessalone
Yep
Image 1 shows the Zap for Starshipit working. Printing the Shipping label.
Image 2 shows the gmail app attaching said Shipping Label into the attachments for the email ready to send to the warehouse.
Image 3 shows what the shiping label looks like when opened from the e-mail. Which is in BASE64 according to starshipit support.
I tried using a convertapi in-between but am only getting walls of text in PDF, PNG, and JPEG format.
@KOnlineDarren
Not sure the images uploaded correctly, please check.
@Troy Tessalone
Hi,
I reuploaded them
The issue is do you know of any BASE64 to Image (PDF, PNG, Any format) app that integrates with zapier?
@ikbelkirasan Can you help?
@KOnlineDarren
Check out these related Zapier Community topics:
@Troy Tessalone
I read the first one and tried it to no avail.
The second one - how would i go about adding the java snippet into the code on zapier?
@KOnlineDarren
Perhaps consider hiring a Zapier Expert to help: https://experts.zapier.com/
@Troy Tessalone
I sent a request. If I get it fixed I will post the solution here.
Hi all!
I wanted to pop in and mention at the time this was posted, ConvertAPI didn’t support converting files from Base64. To add to that though, Starshipit didn’t support returning a PDF attachment of labels when using the Print Label action.
The good news is Starshipit recently launched a change to their integration updating this and this entire process should be achievable for all Print Label, Print Packing Slip and Manifest actions, including the Base64 conversion.
Let us know if you were able to get this working, @KOnlineDarren!