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Ok cool, this should be fun! Depending on how you want to use the URL, here is what I recommend:
- ADMIN - The concept will be the same as described before, but using the Image Servlet
- Open the extract file with the image's SF ID and place it in column B
- In Column A enter the following formula: = "https://allteck--c.na34.content.force.com/servlet/servlet.ImageServer?id=" & B2 & "&oid=00D61000000Z7ZX"
- Solution: Confirm the elements of the URL are infact static across all images and deconstruct the URL
- https://allteck--c.na34.content.force.com/servlet/servlet.ImageServer? <-- This should be the static location for all of your Org images
- id=015610000024hWH <-- This is static SF ID for the image
- oid=00D61000000Z7ZX <-- This is the static SF ID for your Org
- lastMod=1505503493000 <-- This is not static, therefore drop it all together
- DEV - Embed in email --> see this article https://developer.salesforce.com/forums/?id=906F000000097pLIAQ
- ADMIN - The concept will be the same as described before, but using the Image Servlet