Hi there,
I noticed that the HTML attachment preview seems to be unable to render Unicode characters.
Characters like typographic apostrophes or em-dashes turn into garbage character sequences. (See attached screenshots.)
Is this a known bug?
Is there a workaround available?
Best answer by ScottWorld
Welcome to the community, @Christoph_Berger!
It doesn’t look like HTML is on the list of supported files for previewing attachments:
But you do seem to be getting “partial support” for viewing HTML files in an attachment field, so you may want to email support@airtable.com about this issue to ask them about it. Be sure to post back here with what they say!
Also, On2Air: Amplify offers an HTML editor, but I think that’s for editing HTML text that is typed into a long text field. I’m not sure if they offer a visual preview of an HTML file inside of an attachment field, but @Hannah_Wiginton would know for sure!
+35Welcome to the community, @Christoph_Berger!
It doesn’t look like HTML is on the list of supported files for previewing attachments:
But you do seem to be getting “partial support” for viewing HTML files in an attachment field, so you may want to email support@airtable.com about this issue to ask them about it. Be sure to post back here with what they say!
Also, On2Air: Amplify offers an HTML editor, but I think that’s for editing HTML text that is typed into a long text field. I’m not sure if they offer a visual preview of an HTML file inside of an attachment field, but @Hannah_Wiginton would know for sure!
Welcome to the community, @Christoph_Berger!
It doesn’t look like HTML is on the list of supported files for previewing attachments:
But you do seem to be getting “partial support” for viewing HTML files in an attachment field, so you may want to email support@airtable.com about this issue to ask them about it. Be sure to post back here with what they say!
Also, On2Air: Amplify offers an HTML editor, but I think that’s for editing HTML text that is typed into a long text field. I’m not sure if they offer a visual preview of an HTML file inside of an attachment field, but @Hannah_Wiginton would know for sure!
Thanks @ScottWorld!
In this case, I think the best step is to ping the support team.
+35Let us know what they say!
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