UTF-8" added to name of PDF / problems with display in iMac mail

[webdienste]

Following on from this: Button > Send email action: add option to send HTML email - #4 by rdb

When I receive an email containing automatically generated PDFs, the screen looks like this:

The attachments are there, however.

I don’t know if this of relevance, but I will mention it:
I did a test with my Android phone and I noticed that the file name of the PDF began with UTF-8" and any spaces between words were filled in with code. So, instead of “CAOKRC-1222-0049 02 (1)”, the file was named UTF-8"CAOKRC-1222-0049-02%20%281%29.pdf.

[rdb]

Did you place the files in a table?

[webdienste]

No, the files are generated by a button and then land in individual columns (column type file). I then set up another automation to send the contents of the columns via email (attachments).

[rdb]

Sorry, my question was not precise.

@webdienste

This table-like structure, did you add it in the mail via HTML? Or, differently, can you post your message and the configuration of your button column?

[webdienste]

Hi Rdb,
There is no table in the email. That is where the PDFs are displayed after the text (it’s just a test email).
Screenshots:
EMail subject and body text

Email attachments

[rdb]

Thanks! I will try to reproduce the issue.

[webdienste]

Please not the mail programme you see in the screenshot is Apple Mail.

[webdienste]

After the update to 3.5, the problem as described above is still occurring.

I also did a test on a smartphone (Android) and here you see that the name of the file is garbled: