When I first started doing health checks, I wanted to get the results to have some color.
I found a suggestion that the color codes could be added after. So I set up the testing script to put key words in the answers in the table and then after the table is converted to HTML use a search and replace to substitute the HTML tags that would change the table color.
The first part is code from Microsoft that give the basic table design.
The second part creates some headers and footers, and then creates the HTML table block for the message.
The Third part colors the table with HTML tags, using a replace command.
The final section assembles all the pieces into the final HTML document.
#HTML Header
$H = "<html>
#Coloring crayon the table.
#Now form the code into a final web page for emailing.
I found a suggestion that the color codes could be added after. So I set up the testing script to put key words in the answers in the table and then after the table is converted to HTML use a search and replace to substitute the HTML tags that would change the table color.
The first part is code from Microsoft that give the basic table design.
The second part creates some headers and footers, and then creates the HTML table block for the message.
The Third part colors the table with HTML tags, using a replace command.
The final section assembles all the pieces into the final HTML document.
#HTML Header
$H = "<html>
<style>
BODY{background: # CAD3CC; font-family: Arial; font-size: 8pt;}
H1{font-size: 16px;}
H2{font-size: 10px;}
H3{font-size: 12px;}
H3.Pass{color: green}
H3.Fail{color: red}
TABLE{border: 1px solid black; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 8pt;}
TH{border: 1px solid black; background: #dddddd; padding: 5px; color: #000000;}
TD{border: 1px solid black; padding: 5px; }
td.Pass{background: #7FFF00;}
td.Warn{background: #FFE600;}
td.Fail{background: #FF0000; color: #ffffff;}
</style>
"
# Labels for HTML
$T = "<H1>Prod Application test</H1><BR>"
$B = $T + "<H2>Non-Prod Application test $Healhcheck " + $Warning +
"<H2><br> This is a test for Application servers <br><P> </H2> "
If ($E) {
$EReport = '<H1> <font color="red">ERROR REPORT:</H2></font><P><BR><BR> '
}
$PostContent = "$EReport $E <BR>This report was generated on server $ENV:COMPUTERNAME <p>"
$DataReport = $Report | ConvertTo-Html -Fragment
#Crayon coloring code#Coloring crayon the table.
$B += (($DataReport -replace "<td>Fail ", '<td class="Fail">')
-replace "<td>Pass ", '<td class="Pass">')
-replace "<td>Warn ", '<td class="Warn">'
#Now form the code into a final web page for emailing.
$Body = ConvertTo-Html -Head $H -Title $T -body $B -PreContent $PostContent
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