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I’m looking for a way to display/attach an image from an email to GMail into a Slack Channel.


I have everything setup so far, but it is not displaying the image.   It just shows it as a file to download.   I used to have this working, but for some reason it is not anymore.  

It is showing the file but not the image:

 

Hi @joshloe 

Good question.

Please post detailed screenshots with how your Zap steps are configured to help us have more context.

Sure

 

 

This is the results:

 

@joshloe 

The mapped variable is for all attachments, which may be a zip file.

 

You may want to try using this Zap trigger: Gmail - New Attachment

 

Thanks, I’ve changed this over to just the attached image file (there is only one file) and it does the same thing.  I’ve played around with this quite a bit.

 

 

Same result:

 

@joshloe 

I tested and was able to get this PNG image to show in Slack.

 

 

 

 

This also worked:

 

That’s weird, I just added it as attach image by URL as well, I got the same results as previously
 

 

@joshloe 

Try this…

Pull thru a fresh example in the Zap trigger.

The Attachment links are temp files that expire after some time.

That worked!  The link expired I guess, thank you!

Awesome! I’m glad Troy was able to help you resolve the issue @joshloe!

If you have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to the Community. We’re always happy to help! 😊

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