Looking to create_update with embedded image as <img src=''>

Hello,

I am looking to create an update that will include information from a TinyMCE generated html. My app has a textarea where I can add some text formating (works with no problem) but also embedded images (copy and then paste into the text area).

The html being used:

<img src="data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAUQAAABmCAIAAAA8m38YAAAACXBIWXMAAA7EAAAOxAGVKw4bAAAgAElEQVR4nO2dd2AUxfv/n5ndu0su9UhCCgkhAkoNRZoapAsiNQk9BBCVIILtAx8LiooiVjAgIKKoIEiNoUoJXQTUHx0pAQIkIaSTXJK7252Z3x+TLMddEgJSvt/7zuuvy+3uzDPlPfPMM7MXxBgDgUDwvx/8oA0QCAR3ByFmgcBFEGIWCFwEIWaBwEUQYhYIXAQhZoHARRBiFghcBCFmgcBFkB+0Af+nYYwhhNLSLm3YuEmWZEKJj7f30KGDZVm0i+C2EZ3mQUIplSTpYlrakqXLVUWRJMlk8h00KFZoWXAHCDf7… [cropped]

However, I am getting back a parse error:

{“errors”:[{“message”:“Parse error on \”/\" (error) at [1, 78]",“locations”:[{“line”:1,“column”:78}]}],“account_id”:

Note that TinyCME is converting the image with base64. When I don’t add the embedded image, I get success.

Is there a limitation using embedded images? Is there an alternative?

Thanks.

Hello there @Yoeld and welcome to the community!

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Matias

@Yoeld @Matias.Monday Please share your findings here, so that others will know about supported image types.