How to make the FONT bold in the output

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Hi All,

I have a scenario where i need to generate an automatic email from a website using it's APIs - It's done successfully. Now i want few field names as BOLD in the output. How to do that?

Below is my code:

C#

STRBODY += "TaskID::" + a[GUIDCollection.TASK_TASKID_GUID].ToString() + "CategoryName: " + Category.Name.ToString() + " " + Status.Name.ToString();

AND MY OUTPUT LOOKS LIKE:

TaskID: 1

I want

TaskID: Category

NOTE: I can't the email fucntionality so i am using LOG file to check the outputs. I am seeing the same font (unbold) in LOG file.
And i can see the HTML code also in the LOG file.

What I have tried:

I tried in adding HTML way but doesn't work.

Posted 8-Aug-16 22:50pm

Member 8010354

Updated 9-Aug-16 4:47am

Maciej Los

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 9-Aug-16 5:00am

It is hard to see, how the code here (some logging) related to the email you are mentioning...
As HTML formatted email IS the solution for such problems you have, you should show your code us to see where things gone wrong...

Member 8010354 9-Aug-16 5:09am

I have changed my question.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 9-Aug-16 5:25am

There is nothing HTML here so it is plain text (no bold)... How did you created the HTML?

Member 8010354 9-Aug-16 5:40am

STRBODY += "TaskID:" + a[GUIDCollection.TASK_TASKID_GUID].ToString() + ""Category"+"CategoryName: " + Category.Name.ToString() + " " + Status.Name.ToString();

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 9-Aug-16 5:43am

Now, that line not even compile!!!
You use quotes inside quotes without escaping them!!!

Member 8010354 9-Aug-16 5:49am

Now how to deal with this? Can you please help me with this?

Richard MacCutchan 9-Aug-16 5:24am

You need to show the HTML code that you are using and explain where the errors occur.

Member 8010354 9-Aug-16 5:40am

STRBODY += "TaskID:" + a[GUIDCollection.TASK_TASKID_GUID].ToString() + ""Category"+"CategoryName: " + Category.Name.ToString() + " " + Status.Name.ToString();

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Accepted Answer · 2016-08-09T00:01:00

Your sample HTML do not even compile...
Read about string literals (and how you can include string separator - double-quote - in string): 2.4.4.5 String literals (C#)[^]
Escape Sequences[^]

A possible clean version of your line:

C#

STRBODY += "<span style=\"font-weight:bold\">TaskID:< /span>" + a[GUIDCollection.TASK_TASKID_GUID].ToString() + "<span style=\"font-weight:bold\">CategoryName:< /span>" + Category.Name.ToString() + " " + Status.Name.ToString();