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The new version of #PSWriteHTML for #PowerShell fixes a long-standing issue where conditional highlighting wasn’t visible in responsive view. Update-Module PSWriteHTML for a fix
Did you know that new version of #PSWriteHTML offers automatic switching between Responsive and ScrollX modes allowing for better data management and accessibility. New version also fixed long outstanding issue with ScrollX column misalignment 🚀 It was bugging me a lot 😁😆
For those using #PSWriteHTML, here's a short blog post about New-HTMLInfoCard and updates to New-HTMLSection in so you can enhance your HTML reports in #PowerShell 👉evo.yt/n718 - Enhanced Dashboards with PSWriteHTML – Introducing InfoCards and Density Options
Here's a little sneak-peak what I'm working on. Had to create new features for #PSWriteHTML to make this happen, but looking very nice :-) The sections are now more dynamic as well! Full assessment for Enterprise Apps in #office365 #powershell
I've been playing with the #dotnet library the last few days, which is a helper library to write HTML reports/pages/emails in C# without knowing HTML syntax. It's #PSWriteHTML, but for NET. Does the "design" on the right make it easy to understand what is going to happen?
Here's a demo of my #PowerShell module called TheDashboard. It's a work in progress. Its goal is to integrate HTML reports produced by #PSWriteHTML, #Testimo, and #GPOZaurr into a single page that's stored on #SharePoint or IIS. Let me know what you think evo.yt/9w2t
ColumnVisibility button coming to #PSWriteHTML soon. A small addition, but it may be useful if you've too many columns in your table. #PowerShell #HTML #JavaScript
I've released new version of #PSWriteHTML github.com/EvotecIT/PSWri… - it has couple of fixes, but the most important one is for sorting in "offline" mode. Should now provide icons properly.
If you ever played with advanced #PowerShell objects you already know that exporting them to CSV or HTML table can be a pain. Here's a blog post about the ConvertTo-FlatObject function that makes it very easy evo.yt/lf5i As usual #PSWriteHTML was also updated.
25 lines of #PowerShell to get that displayed in HTML, coming to #PSWriteHTML, just after I incorporate it into Testimo somehow for the summary page.
@FerdiVriezen @PowerCLI @Badgerati I think it's a bit of a shame that #PSWriteHtml requires you to go through the file system. The possibility to output tables here is very nice. Unfortunately, I myself have not made the PassThru run. But that was already a problem without #Pode.
Added FuzzySearch to #PSWriteHTML Will be available in the next version. No more typos being an issue. One switch away :D #powershell github.com/EvotecIT/PSWri…
@JustinWGrote @nohwnd @alexandair I could probably help with HTML reporting if you would be up for using #PSWriteHTML, as a dependency. It already has charts, tables, export to excel, code highlighting, tabs, sections, views, gages, and all sort of display features.
Mixing line charts with bar charts coming soon to #PSWriteHTML #PowerShell
Advanced navigation where each link is a separate page is coming to #PSWriteHTML. Should help people with advanced dashboards. Not great for portability, as it creates a separate file per page but advanced dashboards will get some new cool features #PowerShell 🔥
I like what other people do with #PSWriteHTML #PowerShell It’s inspiring 😎
#PSWriteHTML SearchBuilder levels up #html reporting in #PowerShell. Happy Dance 🕺
1.5 year, 1231 commits to getting #PSWriteHTML to where it is now. Today achieved 300 stars. Hope to get it even better in the future. I never imagined it would be that easy to create advanced HTML reports/pages/outputs as it is now. #PowerShell is great! github.com/EvotecIT/PSWri…
I'm so lazy that I have to resort to 350 lines of #PowerShell including all the texts to provide a plan for #Office365 migration. Shamelessly, I love what I created and what #PSWriteHTML can do! 🥰😇
@it_tinuwalther @adbertram @Stephanevg Did you see #PSWriteHTML? It makes it even easier github.com/EvotecIT/PSWri… - It's mature, and simplifies reporting heavily. 0 HTML, 0 CSS, 0 JS knowledge is required to generate something like attached code. Just PowerShell. And what you see there is just around 150 lines of code.
