INetSmtpMail function question

WilliamasKumeliukas · August 29, 2014

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

Regards,

AutomateLover

Edited August 29, 2014 by AutomateLover

Jos · August 29, 2014

Use _INetSmtpMailCom() found in Examples forum and use HTML.

Jos

WilliamasKumeliukas · August 29, 2014

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

water · August 29, 2014

As a good starting pint check W3Schools for HTML.

WilliamasKumeliukas · August 29, 2014

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.

water · August 29, 2014

Simply insert the variable wherever needed into HTML tags.

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

WilliamasKumeliukas · September 2, 2014

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

water · September 2, 2014

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

WilliamasKumeliukas · September 2, 2014

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?

WilliamasKumeliukas · September 2, 2014

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 September 2, 2014 by AutomateLover

water · September 2, 2014

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

WilliamasKumeliukas · September 2, 2014

ok thanks

Edited September 2, 2014 by AutomateLover

WilliamasKumeliukas · September 2, 2014

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

Edited September 2, 2014 by AutomateLover

WilliamasKumeliukas · September 2, 2014

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 September 2, 2014 by AutomateLover

water · September 2, 2014

What do you get right now?

WilliamasKumeliukas · September 2, 2014

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 September 2, 2014 by AutomateLover

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