Edit HTML and put data stored in $password and then use it without writing it
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Edit HTML and put data stored in $password and then use it without writing it
I find and create template in HTML file and I would like to convert variable.
Example:
$test = 'francker'
(Get-Content C:temppasssword2.html).Replace('$password', '$test') |
Out-File C:check.html
If I put $password inside of the file, the script will put $test but I want "francker" because I will save in another file and then send by email.
$password
$test
I want to do this because I would like to send a new password by email.
My template is ready and email function too. I know how to copy file in another place.
Other information I have created GUI with windows form.
Thank you Ansgar Wiechers .I put quote '$password' it's for that does not work .
Also I discover one interesting thing's .
I can change some data inside on this file and then use it without writing it .
That's perfect because .
'$test'
$test
Thank you so much ,I haven't try without quote . It was simple . do you know how to edit without write file ?
– lol lol
Jul 1 at 16:33
You can't modify a file without writing it.
– Ansgar Wiechers
Jul 1 at 16:54
ok Thank you for everything .
– lol lol
Jul 1 at 16:56
That still changes only the variable
$body in memory - not a file on disk. You can also use the .replace() method one after the other. No need to insert a foreach inbetween. same applies for the -replace operator. $body=(Get-Content C:temptest4.htm).replace('`$password',$test).replace('`$user',$user).replace('`$manager',$manager) But please edit your question to contain additional information.– LotPings
Jul 1 at 19:01
$body
.replace()
-replace
$body=(Get-Content C:temptest4.htm).replace('`$password',$test).replace('`$user',$user).replace('`$manager',$manager)
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'$test'->$test. The single quotes prevent PowerShell from expanding the variable.– Ansgar Wiechers
Jul 1 at 15:58