Hi All,
Mac 10.13, 4D v13
Working with PROCESS 4D TAGS and testing it baffles me because,
I created a 'template' html document, that gets opened by 4D
which contains this code:
<tr>
<!--4DLOOP aTxtHeaders1-->
<th><!--4DVAR aTxtHeaders{aTxtHeaders}--></th>
<!--4DENDLOOP-->
</tr>
In a 4D method that runs this aTxtHeaders array is filled with 7 text strings.
The template get's opened:
$path_t:=Get 4D folder(Current Resources folder)+"monthly.html"
DOCUMENT TO BLOB($path_t;$template_x)
PROCESS 4D TAGS($template_x;$processed_x)
$path_t:=Get 4D folder(Database Folder)+"attachmentz"+Folder
separator+"Rob_321.html"
BLOB TO DOCUMENT($path_t;$processed_x)
standard code to be found in the manual.
When I open the Rob_321.html file with BBEditI see this result, which is correct
<table cellspacing="0" border="1" cellpadding="2"
bordercolor="#f0f0f0" width="100%">
<tr>
<th> Description</th>
<th> %</th>
<th> Hours</th>
<th> Income</th>
<th> Misc</th>
<th> Year Totals</th>
<th> </th>
</tr>
</table>
So I copy that exact -same- code over to another 4D project, using the -same-
array and same open file code.
Then when I open this Rob_321.html using BBEdit I see this:
<table cellspacing="0" border="1" cellpadding="5"
bordercolor="#f0f0f0" width="100%">
<tr>
<th><!--4DVAR aTxtHeaders{aTxtHeaders}--></th>
<th><!--4DVAR aTxtHeaders{aTxtHeaders}--></th>
<th><!--4DVAR aTxtHeaders{aTxtHeaders}--></th>
<th><!--4DVAR aTxtHeaders{aTxtHeaders}--></th>
<th><!--4DVAR aTxtHeaders{aTxtHeaders}--></th>
<th><!--4DVAR aTxtHeaders{aTxtHeaders}--></th>
<th><!--4DVAR aTxtHeaders{aTxtHeaders}--></th>
</tr>
What am I missing ? or doing wrong ?
Both programs written by me are opened with the same version of 4D v13
Also opened the test-code and the final-code simultaneous with 2 4D v13
programs and compared Preference settings.
ernie hilgers (aruba)
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