>Well here I am again, not a clue as to what is happening. Sorry this is so
>verbose but I want to provide enough information that this can be solved.
>
>I want to create files which have bold, group, blue text which can be used as
>hypertext. I enter the text into a field and then select the text I want to
>appear as hypertext and then click the button with the following script.
>
>Hypertext button:
>on mouseUp
> global L, S
> get the selectedtext of cd field "textcontent"
> put word 2 of the selectedchunk into S
> put word 4 of the selectedchunk into L
> set the textcolor of char S to L of cd field "textcontent" to "blue"
> set the textstyle of char S to L of cd field "textcontent" to "bold,group"
>end mouseUp
>
> The text is set to bold,group,blue. Once I have all the hypertext created I
>then save this file with the following script.
>
>save the HTML file:
>on mouseUp
> global thefilename
> open file thefilename
> write the htmltext of cd field "title" & "�" to file thefilename -- no Htxt
>actually in this field
> write the htmlText of cd field "textcontent" & "�" to file thefilename --
>this is the Htxt field
> write the htmlText of cd field "links" & "�" to file thefilename -- no
>Htxt actually in this field
> write the htmlText of cd field "images" to file thefilename -- no Htxt
>actually in this field
> close file thefilename
>end mouseUp
>
>Then in another stack I have a list of these files and the user can click on a
>file name and the file is loaded into a field. The idea is they will see the
>bold,blue txt and when they click on it the field script will process it
>and do
>something.
>Load an HTML file:
>on mouseUp
> global thefilename
> set itemdel to "�"
> open file thefilename
> read from file thefilename until eof
> close file thefilename
> set the htmlText of cd field "title" to item 1 of it
> set the htmlText of cd field "textcontent" to item 2 of it
> set the htmlText of cd field "links" to item 3 of it
> set the htmlText of cd field "images" to item 4 of it
>end mouseUp
>
>Now here's the deal, the hypertext is all screwed up. If the hypertexted word
>or phrase is the only one in a line it's OK. Like this:
><B><GROUP><FONT color="#0000FF">yellow curve on graph</FONT></B></GROUP>
>If two or more hypertexted words or phrases appear in the same line then the
>HTML tags are incorectly located, like this:
><B><GROUP><FONT color="#0000FF">neutrophils</FONT></B></GROUP>,
><B><GROUP></FONT><FONT>eosinophils</B></GROUP>
>
>Note where the second </FONT> occurs. Can anyone suggest how I can fix this?
>This isn't a bug is it? I'm using MC 2.2.5 on a Mac OS 8.5
Try this with MC 2.3A5.
>
> Thanks
> Rick
Regards, Andu
