Outlook Mail API returns spellcheck class names as part of html response when using List Messages
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I am currently using the outlook mail api to retreive messages from a specific shared folder (List Messages Request), when i get a response from the query i want to read the body content in this case my header prefers html.
What i'm trying to achieve is string replacement from the html response.
The problem is inside my shared emails i have something like this:
Hello [UserName], further text in mail message, Regards [CompanyName].
and the response i get from the api looks like this:
<p >Hello [<span class="SpellE">UserName</span>],</p><p > </p><p >further text in mail message, Regards [CompanyName].</p>
the response shows a spelling error has been returned with one of my string placement texts and not the other, this is not ideal because i dont want to rely on me writing some code to check if:
[<span class="SpellE">UserName</span>]
exists or not, mainly because this could be subject to change at any given time and that would be a breaking change to the system.
Is there any way i can disable spell checking being returned in the html?
c# microsoft-graph office365api outlook-api
asked Nov 14 '18 at 11:25
Owen PattisonOwen Pattison
20626
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I am currently using the outlook mail api to retreive messages from a specific shared folder (List Messages Request), when i get a response from the query i want to read the body content in this case my header prefers html.
What i'm trying to achieve is string replacement from the html response.
The problem is inside my shared emails i have something like this:
Hello [UserName], further text in mail message, Regards [CompanyName].
and the response i get from the api looks like this:
<p >Hello [<span class="SpellE">UserName</span>],</p><p > </p><p >further text in mail message, Regards [CompanyName].</p>
the response shows a spelling error has been returned with one of my string placement texts and not the other, this is not ideal because i dont want to rely on me writing some code to check if:
[<span class="SpellE">UserName</span>]
exists or not, mainly because this could be subject to change at any given time and that would be a breaking change to the system.
Is there any way i can disable spell checking being returned in the html?
c# microsoft-graph office365api outlook-api
asked Nov 14 '18 at 11:25
Owen PattisonOwen Pattison
20626
Does it happen for all emails? I suspect the email in question was sent as an attachment from word and error classes are word's doing and not of graph/outlook-api.
– Dipen Shah
Dec 3 '18 at 18:49
Yeah this happens to all emails, I created the email in question as a test
– Owen Pattison
Dec 4 '18 at 9:01
I'm having the same problem, really pesky. It seems that_(underscore) and ` `(space) are getting omitted. Seems to happen to every mail I try to send with underscores and spaces. When I try to reproduce it it stops happening.
– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:27
@reportgunner in the end i changed my replacement placeholders to something like this: [User Name] and [Company Name] that way there are no spelling mistakes and the response is as i'd expect, i'd still prefer a way of disabling the spell check though.
– Owen Pattison
Feb 19 at 13:44
add a comment |
I am currently using the outlook mail api to retreive messages from a specific shared folder (List Messages Request), when i get a response from the query i want to read the body content in this case my header prefers html.
What i'm trying to achieve is string replacement from the html response.
The problem is inside my shared emails i have something like this:
Hello [UserName], further text in mail message, Regards [CompanyName].
and the response i get from the api looks like this:
<p >Hello [<span class="SpellE">UserName</span>],</p><p > </p><p >further text in mail message, Regards [CompanyName].</p>
the response shows a spelling error has been returned with one of my string placement texts and not the other, this is not ideal because i dont want to rely on me writing some code to check if:
[<span class="SpellE">UserName</span>]
exists or not, mainly because this could be subject to change at any given time and that would be a breaking change to the system.
Is there any way i can disable spell checking being returned in the html?
c# microsoft-graph office365api outlook-api
asked Nov 14 '18 at 11:25
Owen PattisonOwen Pattison
20626
I am currently using the outlook mail api to retreive messages from a specific shared folder (List Messages Request), when i get a response from the query i want to read the body content in this case my header prefers html.
What i'm trying to achieve is string replacement from the html response.
The problem is inside my shared emails i have something like this:
Hello [UserName], further text in mail message, Regards [CompanyName].
and the response i get from the api looks like this:
<p >Hello [<span class="SpellE">UserName</span>],</p><p > </p><p >further text in mail message, Regards [CompanyName].</p>
the response shows a spelling error has been returned with one of my string placement texts and not the other, this is not ideal because i dont want to rely on me writing some code to check if:
[<span class="SpellE">UserName</span>]
exists or not, mainly because this could be subject to change at any given time and that would be a breaking change to the system.
Is there any way i can disable spell checking being returned in the html?
c# microsoft-graph office365api outlook-api
c# microsoft-graph office365api outlook-api
asked Nov 14 '18 at 11:25
Owen PattisonOwen Pattison
20626
asked Nov 14 '18 at 11:25
Owen PattisonOwen Pattison
20626
asked Nov 14 '18 at 11:25
Owen PattisonOwen Pattison
20626
asked Nov 14 '18 at 11:25
Owen PattisonOwen Pattison
20626
asked Nov 14 '18 at 11:25
Owen PattisonOwen Pattison
20626
20626
Does it happen for all emails? I suspect the email in question was sent as an attachment from word and error classes are word's doing and not of graph/outlook-api.
– Dipen Shah
Dec 3 '18 at 18:49
Yeah this happens to all emails, I created the email in question as a test
– Owen Pattison
Dec 4 '18 at 9:01
I'm having the same problem, really pesky. It seems that_(underscore) and ` `(space) are getting omitted. Seems to happen to every mail I try to send with underscores and spaces. When I try to reproduce it it stops happening.
– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:27
@reportgunner in the end i changed my replacement placeholders to something like this: [User Name] and [Company Name] that way there are no spelling mistakes and the response is as i'd expect, i'd still prefer a way of disabling the spell check though.
– Owen Pattison
Feb 19 at 13:44
add a comment |
Does it happen for all emails? I suspect the email in question was sent as an attachment from word and error classes are word's doing and not of graph/outlook-api.
– Dipen Shah
Dec 3 '18 at 18:49
Yeah this happens to all emails, I created the email in question as a test
– Owen Pattison
Dec 4 '18 at 9:01
I'm having the same problem, really pesky. It seems that_(underscore) and ` `(space) are getting omitted. Seems to happen to every mail I try to send with underscores and spaces. When I try to reproduce it it stops happening.
– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:27
@reportgunner in the end i changed my replacement placeholders to something like this: [User Name] and [Company Name] that way there are no spelling mistakes and the response is as i'd expect, i'd still prefer a way of disabling the spell check though.
– Owen Pattison
Feb 19 at 13:44
Does it happen for all emails? I suspect the email in question was sent as an attachment from word and error classes are word's doing and not of graph/outlook-api.
– Dipen Shah
Dec 3 '18 at 18:49
Does it happen for all emails? I suspect the email in question was sent as an attachment from word and error classes are word's doing and not of graph/outlook-api.
– Dipen Shah
Dec 3 '18 at 18:49
Yeah this happens to all emails, I created the email in question as a test
– Owen Pattison
Dec 4 '18 at 9:01
Yeah this happens to all emails, I created the email in question as a test
– Owen Pattison
Dec 4 '18 at 9:01
I'm having the same problem, really pesky. It seems that
_(underscore) and ` `(space) are getting omitted. Seems to happen to every mail I try to send with underscores and spaces. When I try to reproduce it it stops happening.– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:27
I'm having the same problem, really pesky. It seems that
_(underscore) and ` `(space) are getting omitted. Seems to happen to every mail I try to send with underscores and spaces. When I try to reproduce it it stops happening.– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:27
@reportgunner in the end i changed my replacement placeholders to something like this: [User Name] and [Company Name] that way there are no spelling mistakes and the response is as i'd expect, i'd still prefer a way of disabling the spell check though.
– Owen Pattison
Feb 19 at 13:44
@reportgunner in the end i changed my replacement placeholders to something like this: [User Name] and [Company Name] that way there are no spelling mistakes and the response is as i'd expect, i'd still prefer a way of disabling the spell check though.
– Owen Pattison
Feb 19 at 13:44
add a comment |
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Try disabling spell checking in Microsoft Outlook,
- File -> Options -> Mail -> Spell
either through the application or programatically by altering the configuration in the windows registry.
Look at
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftOffice11.0OutlookOptionsSpelling
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftShared ToolsProofing Tools1.0OfficeOutlookSpellingOptions
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftSpelling
answered Dec 8 '18 at 17:24
Jose Manuel Gomez AlvarezJose Manuel Gomez Alvarez
888813
sorry, did you mean 'untickAlways check spelling before sending' ?
– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:28
also, what should be the values of the said registry keys ?OutlookSpellingOptionsis 2 for me
– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:29
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Try disabling spell checking in Microsoft Outlook,
- File -> Options -> Mail -> Spell
either through the application or programatically by altering the configuration in the windows registry.
Look at
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftOffice11.0OutlookOptionsSpelling
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftShared ToolsProofing Tools1.0OfficeOutlookSpellingOptions
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftSpelling
answered Dec 8 '18 at 17:24
Jose Manuel Gomez AlvarezJose Manuel Gomez Alvarez
888813
sorry, did you mean 'untickAlways check spelling before sending' ?
– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:28
also, what should be the values of the said registry keys ?OutlookSpellingOptionsis 2 for me
– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:29
add a comment |
Try disabling spell checking in Microsoft Outlook,
- File -> Options -> Mail -> Spell
either through the application or programatically by altering the configuration in the windows registry.
Look at
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftOffice11.0OutlookOptionsSpelling
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftShared ToolsProofing Tools1.0OfficeOutlookSpellingOptions
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftSpelling
answered Dec 8 '18 at 17:24
Jose Manuel Gomez AlvarezJose Manuel Gomez Alvarez
888813
sorry, did you mean 'untickAlways check spelling before sending' ?
– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:28
also, what should be the values of the said registry keys ?OutlookSpellingOptionsis 2 for me
– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:29
add a comment |
Try disabling spell checking in Microsoft Outlook,
- File -> Options -> Mail -> Spell
either through the application or programatically by altering the configuration in the windows registry.
Look at
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftOffice11.0OutlookOptionsSpelling
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftShared ToolsProofing Tools1.0OfficeOutlookSpellingOptions
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftSpelling
answered Dec 8 '18 at 17:24
Jose Manuel Gomez AlvarezJose Manuel Gomez Alvarez
888813
Try disabling spell checking in Microsoft Outlook,
- File -> Options -> Mail -> Spell
either through the application or programatically by altering the configuration in the windows registry.
Look at
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftOffice11.0OutlookOptionsSpelling
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftShared ToolsProofing Tools1.0OfficeOutlookSpellingOptions
HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftSpelling
answered Dec 8 '18 at 17:24
Jose Manuel Gomez AlvarezJose Manuel Gomez Alvarez
888813
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answered Dec 8 '18 at 17:24
Jose Manuel Gomez AlvarezJose Manuel Gomez Alvarez
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answered Dec 8 '18 at 17:24
Jose Manuel Gomez AlvarezJose Manuel Gomez Alvarez
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answered Dec 8 '18 at 17:24
Jose Manuel Gomez AlvarezJose Manuel Gomez Alvarez
888813
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sorry, did you mean 'untickAlways check spelling before sending' ?
– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:28
also, what should be the values of the said registry keys ?OutlookSpellingOptionsis 2 for me
– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:29
add a comment |
sorry, did you mean 'untickAlways check spelling before sending' ?
– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:28
also, what should be the values of the said registry keys ?OutlookSpellingOptionsis 2 for me
– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:29
sorry, did you mean 'untick
Always check spelling before sending' ?– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:28
sorry, did you mean 'untick
Always check spelling before sending' ?– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:28
also, what should be the values of the said registry keys ?
OutlookSpellingOptions is 2 for me– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:29
also, what should be the values of the said registry keys ?
OutlookSpellingOptions is 2 for me– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:29
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Does it happen for all emails? I suspect the email in question was sent as an attachment from word and error classes are word's doing and not of graph/outlook-api.
– Dipen Shah
Dec 3 '18 at 18:49
Yeah this happens to all emails, I created the email in question as a test
– Owen Pattison
Dec 4 '18 at 9:01
I'm having the same problem, really pesky. It seems that
_(underscore) and ` `(space) are getting omitted. Seems to happen to every mail I try to send with underscores and spaces. When I try to reproduce it it stops happening.– reportgunner
Feb 18 at 12:27
@reportgunner in the end i changed my replacement placeholders to something like this: [User Name] and [Company Name] that way there are no spelling mistakes and the response is as i'd expect, i'd still prefer a way of disabling the spell check though.
– Owen Pattison
Feb 19 at 13:44