Hello SirIm using the below code to send emails after insertion of data I want to forward the same output in structured HTML format objemailSendMail34myidgmailcom34 34Company name34 34Hi 34 Admin 34ltbrgtltbrgt 34 34Alignment Details ltbrgt34 34ltbgtClient Name ltbgt34 clientname 34ltbrgt 34 34ltbgtClient Contact Number ltbgt34 txtcontactText 34ltbrgt ltb

Hey democloudPlease refer below codeCprotected void Sendobject sender EventArgs e SystemTextStringBuilder sb new StringBuilder sbAppend34Hi 34 Admin 34ltbrgtltbrgt 34 34Alignment Details ltbrgt34 sbAppend34lttablegt34 sbAppend34lttrgtltthgtStaff NameltthgtltthgtClient NameltthgtltthgtDayltthgtltthgtFromDateltthgtltthgtEndDateltthgtltthgtStartTimeltthgtltthgtEndDateltthgtlttrgt34 sbAppend34lttrgt34 sbAppend34lttdgt34 staffNameText 34lttdgt34 sbAppend34lttdgt34 ClientNameText 34lttdgt34 sbAppend34lttdgt34 DayText 34lttdgt34 sbAppend34lttdgt34 FromDateText 34lttdgt34 sbAppend34lttdgt34 EndDateText 34lttdgt34 sbAppend34lttdgt34 Sta

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User: democloud
Posted: on Nov 15, 2018 09:53 PM
Forum: ASP.Net Web Forms
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Hello Sir,

I'm using the below code to send emails after insertion of data .I want to forward the same output in structured HTML format.

              obj_email.SendMail("myid@gmail.com", "Company name", "Hi " + Admin+ ",<br/><br/> " + "Alignment Details <br/>" + "<b>Client Name: </b>" + client_name + "<br/> " + "<b>Client Contact Number: </b>" + txt_contact.Text + "<br/> <b>Start Time :</b>" 
                + txtTime.Text + " " + " <b>End Time:</b>" 
                + TextBox1.Text + "<br/> <b> " + str1 + "</b> " 
                + TextBox4.Text + "  " + TextBox5.Text + "  " 
                + TextBox6.Text + "<br/> <b> " + str2 + "</b> " 
                + TextBox2.Text + "  " + TextBox3.Text + " " 
                + TextBox7.Text + "<br/> <b>" + str3 + "</b> " 
                + TextBox8.Text + "  " + TextBox9.Text + "  " 
                + TextBox10.Text + "<br/><b> " + str4 + "</b> " 
                + TextBox11.Text + "  " + TextBox12.Text + "  " 
              <br/> Regards, <br/>Web Master.");

The output for the above code is

Hi Admin,

Alignment Details Client Name: Rahmath Client Contact Number: 4565876987 Start Time :10:00 AM End Time:1:00 PM Monday 26/11/2018 19/11/2018 and so on

I want the outp to be represented as below in Email

    <table>
        <tr>
           <th>Staff Name</th>
            <th>Client Name</th>
            <th>Monday</th>
            <th>From Date</th>
            <th>To Date</th>
            <th>From Time</th>
            <th>To Time</th>
            <th>Total hours</th>
        </tr>
        <tr><td>Abc</td>
            <td>Xyz</td>
            <td>Monday</td>
            <td>10/30/2018</td>
            <td>11/6/2018</td>
            <td>2:30 PM</td>
            <td>6:30 PM</td>
            <td>04:00:00</td>
        </tr> 
    </table>

How to format the message body to HTML

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User: pandeyism
Replied: on Nov 16, 2018 03:48 AM
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Hey democloud,

Please refer below code.

protected void Send(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    System.Text.StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
    sb.Append("Hi " + Admin + ",<br/><br/> " + "Alignment Details <br/>");
    sb.Append("<table>");
    sb.Append("<tr><th>Staff Name</th><th>Client Name</th><th>Day</th><th>FromDate</th><th>EndDate</th><th>StartTime</th><th>EndDate</th></tr>");
    sb.Append("<tr>");
    sb.Append("<td>" + staffName.Text + "</td>");
    sb.Append("<td>" + ClientName.Text + "</td>");
    sb.Append("<td>" + Day.Text + "</td>");
    sb.Append("<td>" + FromDate.Text + "</td>");
    sb.Append("<td>" + EndDate.Text + "</td>");
    sb.Append("<td>" + StartTime.Text + "</td>");
    sb.Append("<td>" + EndDate.Text + "</td>");
    sb.Append("</tr></table><br/> Regards, <br/>Web Master.");
    obj_email.SendMail("myid@gmail.com", "Company name", sb.ToString());
}

VB.Net

Protected Sub Send(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs)
    Dim sb As System.Text.StringBuilder = New StringBuilder()
    sb.Append("Hi " & Admin & ",<br/><br/> " & "Alignment Details <br/>")
    sb.Append("<table>")
    sb.Append("<tr><th>Staff Name</th><th>Client Name</th><th>Day</th><th>FromDate</th><th>EndDate</th><th>StartTime</th><th>EndDate</th></tr>")
    sb.Append("<tr>")
    sb.Append("<td>" & staffName.Text & "</td>")
    sb.Append("<td>" & ClientName.Text & "</td>")
    sb.Append("<td>" & Day.Text & "</td>")
    sb.Append("<td>" & FromDate.Text & "</td>")
    sb.Append("<td>" & EndDate.Text & "</td>")
    sb.Append("<td>" & StartTime.Text & "</td>")
    sb.Append("<td>" & EndDate.Text & "</td>")
    sb.Append("</tr></table><br/> Regards, <br/>Web Master.")
    obj_email.SendMail("myid@gmail.com", "Company name", sb.ToString())
End Sub

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