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INetSmtpMail function question

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WilliamasKumeliukas
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is it possible to modify the size and color of letters in body text? so when i receive a email, the body text will be  in different sizes and colors chosen in the script.

if yes, how could it be done?

Thanks

 

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AutomateLover

Edited by AutomateLover

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WilliamasKumeliukas    0

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im using inetsmtpmailcom atm but im not familliar with html codes :S

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water    1,804

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As a good starting pint check W3Schools for HTML.

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WilliamasKumeliukas    0

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my whole body text is from lots of variables I'm just wondering how I can use the hmtl code into a specific variable so it wont affect others.

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water    1,804

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Simply insert the variable wherever needed into HTML tags.

$sText = "bold"
$sText  = "<HTML><Body>This is <b>" & $sText & "</b> text.</body></html>"

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WilliamasKumeliukas    0

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how can I keep the email "proper" while using <HTML><Body> with all my @CRLF working?

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water    1,804

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Replace @CRLF with the corresponding HTML tags. Either <p> for a new paragraph or <br> for a line break.

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Replace @CRLF with the corresponding HTML tags. Either <p> for a new paragraph or <br> for a line break.

how come it affect my whole body text even the parts that are outside of the HTML codes?

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sorry for double posts but here is my body text in my script, I just want to put a bigger font size and red color on $srvname to $tsrv variable. 

$Body = $space1 & @CRLF & $space2 & _
    @CRLF & @CRLF & @CRLF & @CRLF & "@@@@@@@@@@ Part One @@@@@@@@@@" & @CRLF & @CRLF & @CRLF & _
    $mastername & $cmaster[0] & " " & $cmaster[1] & $time & $tmaster & _
    @CRLF & @CRLF & $p99name & $cp99[0] & " " & $cp99[1] & $time & $tp99 & _
    @CRLF & @CRLF & $srvname & $csrv[0] & " " & $csrv[1] & $time & $tsrv & _
    @CRLF & @CRLF & $tsname & $cts[0] & " " & $cts[1] & $time & $tts & _
    @CRLF & @CRLF & @CRLF & @CRLF & "@@@@@@@@@@ Part Two @@@@@@@@@" & @CRLF & @CRLF & @CRLF & _
    $mastername & $cmaster2[0] & " " & $cmaster2[1] & $time & $tmaster2 & _
    @CRLF & @CRLF & $p99name & $cp992[0] & " " & $cp992[1] & $time & $tp992 & _
    @CRLF & @CRLF & $srvname & $csrv2[0] & " " & $csrv2[1] & $time & $tsrv2 & _
    @CRLF & @CRLF & $tsname & $cts2[0] & " " & $cts2[1] & $time & $tts2
Edited by AutomateLover

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water    1,804

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The whole mail body is taken as HTML.

When a Browser or Mail client formats HTML then all @CRLF and spaces are ignored. So your text should look like:

$Body = $space1 & "<br>" & $space2 & _
    "<p>" & "@@@@@@@@@@ Part One @@@@@@@@@@" & "<p>" & _
    $mastername & $cmaster[0] & " " & $cmaster[1] & $time & $tmaster & _
    "<p>" & $p99name & $cp99[0] & " " & $cp99[1] & $time & $tp99 & _
    "<p>" & $srvname & $csrv[0] & " " & $csrv[1] & $time & $tsrv & _
    "<p>" & $tsname & $cts[0] & " " & $cts[1] & $time & $tts & _
    "<p>" & "@@@@@@@@@@ Part Two @@@@@@@@@" & "<p>" & _
    $mastername & $cmaster2[0] & " " & $cmaster2[1] & $time & $tmaster2 & _
    "<p>" & $p99name & $cp992[0] & " " & $cp992[1] & $time & $tp992 & _
    "<p>" & $srvname & $csrv2[0] & " " & $csrv2[1] & $time & $tsrv2 & _
    "<p>" & $tsname & $cts2[0] & " " & $cts2[1] & $time & $tts2

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WilliamasKumeliukas    0

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ok thanks :)

Edited by AutomateLover

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since I use alot of conditionals, I want it to have red font color on the full line only if a specific file doesn't exists, how could I do this?

here is my conditionals related to srv and what i've done so far:

$asrv = _FileListToArray("E:\BKP\ESX1\SRV\","*",2,True)
If Not FileExists($asrv[1] & "\SRV-flat.vmdk") Then
    $dsrv = FileGetTime("C:\Dropbox\BKP\trap.txt")
    $srv = FileGetSize("C:\Dropbox\BKP\trap.txt")
    $tsrv = $dsrv[0] & "-" &  $dsrv[1] & "-" & $dsrv[2] & '  ' & $dsrv[3] & "h " & $dsrv[4] & "min " & $dsrv[5] & "sec"
    $csrv = _ConvertSize($srv)
    $srvname = '<font color="#FF0000">SRV-flat.vmdk:   </font>'
Else
    sleep(50)
    $dsrv = FileGetTime($asrv[1] & "\SRV-flat.vmdk")
    $srv = FileGetSize($asrv[1] & "\SRV-flat.vmdk")
    $tsrv = $dsrv[0] & "-" &  $dsrv[1] & "-" & $dsrv[2] & '  ' & $dsrv[3] & "h " & $dsrv[4] & "min " & $dsrv[5] & "sec"
    $csrv = _ConvertSize($srv)
    $srvname = "SRV-flat.vmdk:  "
EndIf
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WilliamasKumeliukas    0

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if someone know how, it would be really appreciate if he's could help me :( i'm kinda stuck.

I just want to set text with red color on output of my variables.

Regards

Edited by AutomateLover

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water    1,804

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What do you get right now?

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WilliamasKumeliukas    0

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it returns the file size and his last modified date.

I volountarly edited the file name so he's always returns to the right part. theres is what I receive on my email:

SRV-flat.vmdk: 1.46 MB / Date du backup: 2009-09-29 12h 49min 53sec

I want it to be the full line red color.

Edited by AutomateLover

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