Maybe this example can help: http://our.umbraco.org/forum/developers/extending-umbraco/20810-Embed-image-in-email#comment78715.

There I get all images from a rich text editor and change the path. You can probably also just fetch them like that.

Jeroen

So, you have to create a variable "doc" and load the html into it and then look for the "img" tag? 

Yes that's what I suggested. Get the html of the RTE (so just get the property which stores it) and use that code to search for images.

Jeroen

I am new to xslt and xpath so bear with me. I wouldn't need the string you defined at the begining correct? Just start by declairing the variables?

If you're going to use XSLT you will need an xslt extension to do this. In Razor it's probably easier to do this.

Jeroen

Sorry, I am not following you. I've written a couple of xslt files in Umbraco allready without adding anything else to the Umbraco install. What do you mean?

This code example is a piece of C# which you can't use in XSLT. You'll need an XSLT extension for this if you don't use Razor: http://umbraco.com/help-and-support/video-tutorials/developing-with-umbraco/xslt-extensions/introduction-to-xslt-extensions. Some more info: http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/xslt/extend-your-xslt-with-custom-functions.

Jeroen

Sorry Jeroen, creating an extension is not an option for me since I have no admin access to the server that houses Umbraco. Is there another way to reference images placed in page content?

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